C makes a different sound when followed by e

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Teaching kids when c is followed by e it makes a different sound - the /s/ sound. Video at https://youtu.be/aX9nl3ph4qU Kids will learn and practice this pattern with activities that focus on words ending in ace and ice.

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Teaching kids
when the letter
c is followed by
the letter e
it often makes
the /s/ sound…
…as in the word
space and
in the word dice.
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Begin by
introducing the
Tricky C paper.
Explain that
when c is
followed by e it
makes the /s/
sound as heard
in:
face
s
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ace
ace
ace
As you complete
each word, read
it aloud. Then
have kids read
it aloud with
you.
Proceed by
writing ace
after each
letter or letters
to make each
word.
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ace
ace
ace
Continue until
all words are
completed.
Next, give kids
practice writing
the words on a
white board following
the example on the
next slide.
ace
ace
ace
ace
ace
ace
As you say a word
ending in ace have
kids write the letter
or letters to make the
word. Then have kids
erase the word and
listen for the next
word to make and
so on.
© 2023reading2success.com

s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
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s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
l
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s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
f

s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
gr

s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
pl
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s
ace
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
sp

Proceed by
writing ice after
each letter or
letters to make
each word.
As you complete
each word, read
it aloud. Then
have kids read
it aloud with
you.
© 2023reading2success.com

Continue until
all words are
completed.
Next, give kids
practice writing
the words on a
white board following
the example on the
next slide.
As you say a word
ending in ice have
kids write the letter
or letters to make the
word. Then have kids
erase the word and
listen for the next
word to make and
so on.
© 2023reading2success.com

s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
© 2023reading2success.com

s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
n
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s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
r
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s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
sl
© 2023reading2success.com

s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
sp
© 2023reading2success.com

s
ice
When c is followed by e
it makes the s sound.
letter or blend
pr
© 2023reading2success.com

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C makes a different sound when followed by e

4. ace ace ace Continue until all words are completed. Next, give kids practice writing the words on a white board following the example on the next slide. ace ace ace ace ace ace As you say a word ending in ace have kids write the letter or letters to make the word. Then have kids erase the word and listen for the next word to make and so on. © 2023reading2success.com

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14. Continue until all words are completed. Next, give kids practice writing the words on a white board following the example on the next slide. As you say a word ending in ice have kids write the letter or letters to make the word. Then have kids erase the word and listen for the next word to make and so on. © 2023reading2success.com

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