Silent e

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The silent E can be found at the end of many words, like "love", "hate", and "hope". It can also be found in the middle of words, like "friend" and "believe". But what does the silent E do? The silent E can change the pronunciation of a vowel. For example, the word "mate" rhymes with "fate", but the word "meat" rhymes with "heat". The silent E can also change the meaning of a word. For example, the word "pin" means to attach something, but the

This exhaustive free printable list of Silent E words comes with seven picture matching worksheets for targeted individual or group practice. All the words follow the VCe pattern (Vowel-Consonant-e) and are sorted according to vowel, allowing for reading and dictation practice. Matching pictures are included to help support readers as they begin to understand the important job of the Silent e!

The magic e is so tricky! Make it easier for kids to learn the silent e and long vowel sounds with these awesome magic e activities! #magicE #trickyE #cvce #cvcwords

Silent e or CVCe words anchor chart.

Magic e Let’s have some fun! Try decoding these words with your child: Pin → Pine Tap → Tape Hat → Hate Ask your child what they notice about the words. Encourage them to identify the silent ‘e’ and the vowel change. “Unlocking the Magic: Teaching the ‘Magic E’ Rule to Kids” Welcome to our […]

In this post, we'll bust a common spelling myth and reveal the seven different jobs of the very versatile and multi-tasking Silent E!

This DIY magic E want is a fun and engaging way to teach kids what happens when a silent E is added to the end of a CVC word. It’s a memorable, hands-on activity that helps kids magically transform short vowels into long vowels. Perfect for kindergarten and first grade students and can even be used in a literacy center or small guided reading group. #literacycenters #phonics #magice

Filling in Correct Vowels and Silent E

Teaching Silent E/Magic E to your first graders but looking for a fun, interactive game to help them practice? This CVCE Matching Game is just what you need to help your students learn their CVCE words in an engaging way! They will also be able to practice their phonemic skills as they match and read the words out loud! How to use: Cut each word and its image. Mix them up and have your students try to match as many as they can within a certain time! Click and get your CVCE cards now!

Silent e anchor chart

It has so many names: silent E, magic E, super E, sneaky E. No matter how you call the words with silent E, today I'll share my step-by-step process on how to teach silent E words virtually or in the classroom.

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Silent e Word List & Book - Reading Elephant

Today, I’m sharing some fun pages for teaching Magic e words. You may have seen the white crayon trick where you can color or paint over it to “magically” reveal a hidden word {see my sight word example}. Well, we’re doing that with “magic e” today! If you’re looking for even more silent e/magic e activities for ... Read More about More Magic e Words Freebies

If you're teaching your child how to make and read silent e words, you'll love these free printable word builders!

Whatever you call it...sneaky e, super e, magic e....Silent E (in all its forms) is the man! I love teaching Silent E and my kids love seeking it out in words. We take the *magic e* approach and the kinders love it. I find that when a magic wand is involved, kids are engaged. Magic E has one job... to make the other vowel say its name. He's so busy doing that, he doesn't even bother to make a sound himself. There are several awesome songs and videos for Magic E. I have sorted through youtube…

Looking to see if your child has mastered o-e words? Try this free worksheet pack! Today I've got a set of ten free worksheets for practicing short o and o-e words. But first - my