📌😊Double trouble with the Floss Rule! 🧩 The Floss Rule The Floss Rule helps us know when to double the final letter in a word. If a word: • has one syllable, • has one short vowel sound, and • ends with f, l, s, or z, 👉 You shall double! That means you write the last letter twice. 🧡 Examples: • puff → ff • bell → ll • miss → ss • buzz → zz ⸻ 🚫 Exceptions to the Rule Some words don’t follow the Floss Rule — and that’s okay! English loves surprises. Here are a few exceptions you can teach: •

The Floss Rule is a simple spelling rule that helps with doubling the final consonant in certain one-syllable words. Floss Rule: If a one-syllable word ends in f, l, or s, and has a single short vowel before it, you double the final f, l, or s. ⸻ Examples: • Fluff • Bell • Miss • Sniff • Hill • Pass ⸻ Exceptions: Not all words follow this rule — especially words that are not of Anglo-Saxon origin or are proper nouns. Examples: • Chef • Gas • Bus Want a quick rhyme to remember it? “One-syllable w

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