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The document reviews short and long vowel sounds, including how adding a silent e to the end of words can change a short vowel sound into a long one. Examples are given such as man/mane and pan/pane. Links are also provided for a YouTube video and online activity about silent e.
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Silent e
- 2. Review of Short Vowels
- 3. a = “aaa”
- 4. e = “eh”
- 5. i = “ih”
- 6. o = “ah”
- 7. u = “uh”
- 8. Review of Long Vowels
- 9. a = “ay”
- 10. e = “eee”
- 11. i = “eye”
- 12. o = “oh”
- 13. u = “you”
- 14. One way to create long vowel sounds in words is to add a silent e. Silent e changes the short vowel into a long one!
- 15. man man + e = mane
- 16. pan pan + e = pane
- 17. cub cub + e = cube
- 18. pin pin + e = pine
- 19. hop hop + e = hope
- 20. Try it with these words! mad con cap bath scrap spin bit rid slim
- 21. Silent e on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV C9TayQIh8
- 22. Silent e Online Activity: http://www.starfall.com/n/make-a- word/silent-e/load.htm?f
- 23. English-Language Arts Content Standards for California Public Schools Grade One: Reading, Phonemic Awareness 1.5 Distinguish long- and short-vowel sounds in orally stated single-syllable words (e.g., bit/bite).