Sound s part 2 ce, ci and cy Teaching Kids at Home

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Video Demonstration @ https://youtu.be/5pddrfH__B0 S is a tricky sound because it is made with several different letters. In part 2 we look at the letters ce, ci and cy.

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s ss se
ce_ ci_ cy_
S is a tricky sound because
it is made with several
different letters
S s
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Part 2

ce, ci or cy
mice
city
cycle
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c makes the /s/
sound when it comes
before the letter e,
i or y

ce
1) it occurs in the beginning
of words
2) it occurs in the middle of
words
3) It occurs at the end of
words when it follows: a
vowel, n or r
bracelet recess grocery
mice fence force
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cereal cent center

Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences
We ate for breakfast.
Our backyard has .
.
We birthdays!
.
The of an apple has seeds.
Word Bank
cereal
cement
celebrate
center
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Circle the picture that does not belong
1.
2.
3.
4.
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What ce ending?
vowel ce nce rcepicture
s
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mice slice
piece face fence
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dance ounce
force fierce resource
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ci
1) it occurs in the beginning
of words
2) it occurs in the middle of
words
pencil recipe exercise
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cider circle circus

ci
beginning middle
cider
circle
circus
citrus
city
cinnamon
pencil
recipe
exercise
specific
medicine

Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences
I do my homework with a .
A lot of people live in the .
. .
We used a to make a cake.
We love to eat rolls!
Word Bank
pencil
city
recipe
cinnamon
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cy
1) it occurs in the beginning
of words
2) it occurs in the middle of
words
3) it occurs in the ending of
words
fancy spicy lacy
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cycle cylinder cycling
bicycle recycle recycler

Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences
We learned about the life of a tree.
He rides his to school.
She is a .
The taco is .
Word Bank
cycle
bicycle
recycler
spicy
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Where do you hear the sound?
beginning middle endingpicture
cy
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cycle
juicy cypress
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tricycle
spicy

recycler
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bouncy
cycling recycle fancy

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