Schwa Sound Worksheet
How to say it (Weak beats say “uh”): Find the strong syllable first: a-BOUT, LEM-on. Say the weak syllable quickly and lightly as “uh”: uh-BOUT, LEM-un. Any vowel letter can be a schwa: about (a), seven (e), lemon (o), support (u).
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- 1.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) awake (b) sofa (c) suppose
- 2.Which part of “com-ma” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) ma (b) com
- 3.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) balloon (b) about (c) panda
- 4.Listen to “lemon”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) lem (b) on
- 5.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) polite (b) season (c) balloon
- 6.Listen to “bonus”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) nus (b) bo
- 7.Which part of “lem-on” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) on (b) lem
- 8.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) drama (b) asleep (c) seven
- 9.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) lemon (b) collect (c) polite
- 10.Listen to “polite”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) po (b) lite
- 11.Listen to “correct”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) rect (b) cor
- 12.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) comma (b) collect (c) cactus
- 13.Which part of “pan-da” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) da (b) pan
- 14.Listen to “panda”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) da (b) pan
- 15.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) polite (b) police (c) open
- 16.Which part of “meth-od” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) meth (b) od
- 17.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) drama (b) about (c) collect
- 18.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) balloon (b) drama (c) salad
- 19.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) focus (b) sofa (c) awake
- 20.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) cactus (b) comma (c) polite
- 21.Which part of “sup-port” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) port (b) sup
- 22.Listen to “cobra”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) bra (b) co
- 23.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) lesson (b) lemon (c) support
- 24.Which part of “sea-son” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) son (b) sea
- 25.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) alive (b) today (c) lesson
- 26.Which part of “piz-za” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) piz (b) za
- 27.Which part of “a-round” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) a (b) round
- 28.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its FIRST syllable? (a) cactus (b) today (c) happen
- 29.Listen to “zebra”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) bra (b) ze
- 30.Which part of “to-day” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) to (b) day
- 31.Listen to “suppose”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) sup (b) pose
- 32.Listen to “cactus”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) cac (b) tus
- 33.Listen to “balloon”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) loon (b) bal
- 34.Which part of “dra-ma” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) dra (b) ma
- 35.Which word has the weak “uh” sound (schwa) in its LAST syllable? (a) polite (b) problem (c) contain
- 36.Which part of “con-tain” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) con (b) tain
- 37.Listen to “contain”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) con (b) tain
- 38.Which part of “hap-pen” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) hap (b) pen
- 39.Listen to “problem”. Which part has the weak “uh” sound? (a) lem (b) prob
- 40.Which part of “a-go” has the weak “uh” sound (schwa)? (a) go (b) a
Answer key
- sofa
- ma
- panda
- on
- season
- nus
- on
- asleep
- lemon
- po
- cor
- collect
- da
- da
- open
- od
- drama
- balloon
- awake
- polite
- sup
- bra
- support
- son
- lesson
- za
- a
- today
- bra
- to
- sup
- tus
- bal
- ma
- problem
- con
- con
- pen
- lem
- a
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