The Two Voices of the ow Spelling Pattern lesson plan notes:

This lesson plan does include some technology that the kids use. Students are asked to use certain websites to "word hunt" for different words that use the "ow" sound and record each word in their notebook. Three websites were recommended in the lesson plan, but after checking all three I found that one didn't work, one was hard to navigate, and the third had a few good examples of poems that used the "ow" sound. I would look into more up to date websites, but I do like the idea of the "word hunt".

I would like to use some technology at the beginning of the lesson when teaching students the difference between "ow" sounds. I would want to show students photos of examples of words that use "ow" sounds. For example, pictures of a cow, a crown, a flower, and an arrow, which we would then separate into the two "ow" sounds. Then let students work individually during their "word hunt"