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AI Stories is the perfect rhyming book for many constructive situations. Readers will see a word like “hair” used in the right context and can differentiate it from its homophones “hear”, “here” and “hare”.
Use AI Stories during story time, spelling improvement classes, poetry sessions, phonological and phonemic awareness lessons, reading intervention programmes, adult literacy classes, and English as a second language classes. Stories are entertaining and suitable for anyone who enjoys rhymes.
Words with AI in them are displayed in full bloom in this exciting and entertaining book of short stories with colourful illustrations for readers to grasp the concept of words with the same rimes that may or may not rhyme.
AI Stories book for improving spelling and reading
Persons of all ages will see and hear the words “maid”, “paid”, “afraid” and “said” in one story and learn that “said” does not sound like the words that have the same rime which is -aid.
The AI Stories book comes in both e-book and paperback formats for your pleasure. It is one of a series of fun books that are having a spelling party on the inside.
About AI Stories
The author of AI Stories is Joyanne James and publisher is Culturama Publishing Company. It was launched in December 2022 as part of a 10-book series called Improve Spelling and Reading Skills on Amazon. There are also EA Stories, EE Stories, EI Stories, EY Stories, IE Stories, OA Stories, OO Stories, OU Stories and OW Stories that are all having their own fun with words.
AI Stories is educational material that supports articles on phonics found on Study Zone Institute. The website offers students, parents and teachers – instructions, word lists, posters and videos to help improve spelling skills, understand rime and rhyme, sharpen phonological and phonemic awareness, decode faster, and read fluently.
AI in the word list
The 7 word lists below contain words with AI in them. When AI comes before any letter except R and has one sound, it is a digraph. Therefore, AIR is a trigraph because it has one sound.
-aid
afraid, aid, raid, said, paid, maid, laid, braid
-ail
ail, rail, mail, fail, pail, nail, sail, tail, jail, snail, frail, avail, trail, detail, daily, tailor, sailor
-aim
aim, claim, proclaim
-ain
vain, pain, chain, curtain, stain, drain, sprain, strain, captain, domain, remain, again, obtain, contain, explain, mountain, maintain, fountain, rain, train, gain, grain, brain, complain
-air
pair, hair, hairy, fair, fairy, chair, flair, stair, repair, lair
-ais
waist, raisin, praise, daisy, raise
-ait
bait, wait, plait, await, trait, portrait, straight
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