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long a b hard c
+ k
ch d long e f+ph hard g h long i j +
soft g
l long o short o p s + soft c sh t th long u v y
short a short e pl sk sl sp st sph short u w
air aw bl cl cr qu dr eer fl gl short i m or ow pr skr sm spl str sw shr tr thr ur wh z
ar br fr gr n oy r squ sn spr tw
Words that Start with the "FL" Sound


flag

A flag represents a country state, province, or city.

flame

A flame is a fire.


flamingo

The flamingo is a pink bird that eats shrimp.


flashlight

A flashlight helps you find your way in the dark.
flea

flea

A flea is a tiny insect that is a parasite on other animals. Many cats and dogs get fleas.


flipper

Flippers are wide, flat limbs that many marine animals use for swimming. Seals and whales have flippers.


Florida

Florida is a state in the southeastern United States of America. Its capital is Tallahassee.


flour

Flour is ground up grain (like wheat). Bread is made from flour.
flower

flower

A flower makes seeds. Flowers are a plant's reproductive organs. Hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and other animals drink the sweet nectar that is made by flowers.

flukes

The tail of whales and dolphins is called the flukes (each half of the tail is called a fluke). Flukes have no bones in them. Whales swim by moving their flukes up and down in the water (fish move their tail left to right).


flute

The flute is a woodwind instrument.


fly

The fly is a buzzing, flying insect.


fly

Many animals, like flies, butterflies and birds, can fly. People can fly in airplanes and helicopters.


flying squirrel

Flying squirrels glide from trees, using a loose flap of skin between their legs and arms.

Little Explorers Picture Dictionary
Organized by the Sound at the Beginning of the Word
long a b hard c
+ k
ch d long e f+ph hard g h long i j +
soft g
l long o short o p s + soft c sh t th long u v y
short a short e pl sk sl sp st sph short u w
air aw bl cl cr qu dr eer fl gl short i m or ow pr skr sm spl str sw shr tr thr ur wh z
ar br fr gr n oy r squ sn spr tw


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