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Teaching the Magic or Silent E Rule? Once kids know how to decode VCE words, they can read SO many more words! Read tips for making it fun!
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Hi guys :) I'm blogging today about how I taught Super E or CVCe words this year! I started by showing them this YouTube video by Harry Kindergarten: I love this video and so do the kids! We made 2 anchor charts. In one I showed them how super e changes CVC words into a new word, like cap to cape, and can to cane. I don't have a picture of this one (sorry!). In the second one we practiced writing CVCe words to practice hearing and recording sounds in words and to increase our vocabulary. Here are the centres I set out for the kids to practice CVCe words with! 1. CVCe Read, Make & Trace The students read the word, make it with magnetic letters and trace the word with a dry erase marker. This one was a big hit with all of my kids! 2. Building CVCe Words I made this one to challenge my higher readers. They look at the picture, guess the word, build it with magnetic letters and check their work with the answer key. 3. Super E Play Dough My kids love anything to do with play dough. This one was another centre that was accessible and fun for all learners in my class! 4. CVCe Puzzles Here's another centre that was accessible for all learners. My ECE sat with 2 JK's one morning who wanted some support with these puzzles and they did an amazing job together! 5. Super E Read & Match My kids also love dry erase markers so I made these read & match sheets so that they could practice reading the word and matching it to the correct picture. 6. My Little Super E Book One of my favourite activities was this Super E booklet. I had the kids write in the magic e and then read the book to me. Some kids even labelled each picture using the words in the sentence (so smart!). It is now in their book box and a book they can read during independent reading time. 7. CVCe Mini Reader This mini reader has all of the words that they need on the cover so they can refer to it if needed... and the kids can use a pencil or letter stamps to complete the sentences! This one is a freebie. I originally included it in my preview but realized that people might not know how to download a TPT preview. So you can now also grab it by clicking on the image below from google drive! All of the centre activities you see in this blog post can be found in my Super E! CVCe Centres & Printables pack on TPT. Click on the image below if you are interested in checking it out :) How do you teach CVCe words? I would love to hear your fun, engaging ideas if you are willing to share!
After students have mastered short vowels and CVC words , you can teach them how to read CVCe words with long vowels. I typically teach these after I've already taught digraphs and consonant blends. CVCe stands for Consonant-Vowel-Consonant-e, like the words tape, rope, and kite. When an 'e' is
These long vowel CVCE Phonics Learning Cards are perfect for those who are learning about magic e! These cards are great for reading and matching activities. Simply cut the middle line of each card and have your students find the right pairs! My students absolutely loved this game as they did their best to find to match each image with the right vowel word! These cards will help your students improve their phonemic skills and gain the confidence to distinguish each long vowel (magic e) word! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What you will receive: One Long Vowel Learning Cards PDF file suitable for A4 paper, US regular size. Interested in other long vowel activity worksheets? Magic E Bundle Long Vowel A Reading Comprehension
Boost your child's reading and writing skills with our free CVCE word worksheets! Perfect for building phonics and spelling skills.
Free Magic e Game Boards! Here's a fun little freebie for practicing the magic e rule. When you download this freebie you'll receive 4 colorful game boards.
CVCe, Silent E, Magic E, Sneaky E...whatever you call this phonics pattern, teaching these words takes a lot or practice with a variety of activites! I've added my favorite song and video activities to make this word practice fun!
Looking for the next step after your learner has mastered CVC words? Just when they get "good" at 3 letter Consonant Vowel Consonant words, we throw a wrench into the plan and teach magic e! Long 'a" CVCe Words Google Slides and Seesaw activities are a fun way to practice building these words in an
This interactive long "A" CVCe word building literacy activity is a fun Google Slides and Seesaw phonics activity. Make phonics fun while learning online!
Freebie! Three pages filled with those tricky vowel sounds that some students need extra practice with. Students read the 2 words in each box while switching back and forth from a short to a long vowel sound. Use with small group: Listen to students read the list of words. Students could take turns reading one box at a time as they read around the table. Use at a reading center: Set several copies at a reading center for students to partner read. Students can take turns reading each box. Use for fluency: How many words can the students read correctly in one minute? Just click the picture to download it and start using it today! CVC and CVCE Picture Cards help students practice writing and distinguishing between long and short vowel sounds. This pack includes 20 task cards. Each task card has 9 pictures. The pictures are either a CVC word or a CVCE word. Students need to think about which word to write and to write it correctly. Need some silent e resources? Try these! Here are some fun resources you may need when teaching long and short vowels: Long Vowel Dominos Long Vowel Learning Mat Vowel Owls Sorting Center Power Pens Task Cards CVC and CVC Wood Blocks Short and Long Sorting Sticks Vowel Pattern Game Boards Dr. Seuss Vowel Posters Hot Dots Flash Cards Short Vowels Dominos Thanks for stopping by today! Until next time, Looking for more ideas and activities for phonics? Try Here:
Learners can read the CVC and CVCe words on these free clip cards ... then clip or pinch the corresponding picture. Draw a dot on the back of each card to make them self-checking!
Sharing some activities to do with students for teaching CVCE words using magic e. All of this and more is available in my TPT store!
Are you teaching magic e to your Kindergarten or First Grade students?
Phonics Worksheets. CVCe Read Write Color Teaching phonics with engaging worksheets and activities. Great fluency, reading, word work and spelling practice for kindergarten and first grade classroom. Perfect companion to literacy and phonics centers, homework, homeschool and morning work. This packet includes: CVCe long a -ace/ -ape words ………….. race, tape, cape, face, lace -ake words […]
The school year is almost over, and it’s time to start working on CVCE words and long vowels with my students. I love using themed centers during our reading and phonics time. These CVCE crab…
Hi guys :) I'm blogging today about how I taught Super E or CVCe words this year! I started by showing them this YouTube video by Harry Kindergarten: I love this video and so do the kids! We made 2 anchor charts. In one I showed them how super e changes CVC words into a new word, like cap to cape, and can to cane. I don't have a picture of this one (sorry!). In the second one we practiced writing CVCe words to practice hearing and recording sounds in words and to increase our vocabulary. Here are the centres I set out for the kids to practice CVCe words with! 1. CVCe Read, Make & Trace The students read the word, make it with magnetic letters and trace the word with a dry erase marker. This one was a big hit with all of my kids! 2. Building CVCe Words I made this one to challenge my higher readers. They look at the picture, guess the word, build it with magnetic letters and check their work with the answer key. 3. Super E Play Dough My kids love anything to do with play dough. This one was another centre that was accessible and fun for all learners in my class! 4. CVCe Puzzles Here's another centre that was accessible for all learners. My ECE sat with 2 JK's one morning who wanted some support with these puzzles and they did an amazing job together! 5. Super E Read & Match My kids also love dry erase markers so I made these read & match sheets so that they could practice reading the word and matching it to the correct picture. 6. My Little Super E Book One of my favourite activities was this Super E booklet. I had the kids write in the magic e and then read the book to me. Some kids even labelled each picture using the words in the sentence (so smart!). It is now in their book box and a book they can read during independent reading time. 7. CVCe Mini Reader This mini reader has all of the words that they need on the cover so they can refer to it if needed... and the kids can use a pencil or letter stamps to complete the sentences! This one is a freebie. I originally included it in my preview but realized that people might not know how to download a TPT preview. So you can now also grab it by clicking on the image below from google drive! All of the centre activities you see in this blog post can be found in my Super E! CVCe Centres & Printables pack on TPT. Click on the image below if you are interested in checking it out :) How do you teach CVCe words? I would love to hear your fun, engaging ideas if you are willing to share!
Looking for a fun, low, prep and engaging lesson activity to introduce the phonics skill silent e / magic e / CVCE words? Students will love creating their very own magic e magician hat and wand while learning the rule of the magic e! Teach your elementary students the power of the magic e in CVCE words with this simple lesson plan. Introducing the phonics skill of the silent e by becoming 'Magic E Magicians' will create a fun and memorable lesson for all your students. Students will love creating their own magic e hat and wand! I attach the hats to a sentence strip. The sentence strip keeps things super easy, and doubles as a place for students to write magic e words they have just learned! Attach the magic e stars to a popsicle stick for each stability. Use the wand when reading / CVCE decoding words. My first graders absolutely loved becoming magicians for the day and learning about the new power of the magic e. Teaching magic e this way will truly stick with your students. My students love to use their wands to help them decode CVCE words they find. They easily spot magic e words and know the rule that goes along with it! Included: 11 Magic E hats / headbands templates 2 Magic E wand templates 1 How to page & blank hat / wand options
After kids learn how to read and spell short vowel words, it’s time for long vowel words! A great place to start is with CVCe words. My Kindergartner has just begun to explore CVCe words more. We even just recently released our CVCe Build and Spell Pack that he has used. This week, he and his older ... Read More about CVCe Rhyming Blackout
READING CVCE WORDS DIGITAL ACTIVITY | Functional, differentiated, and now PAPERLESS skill work that is the perfect addition to your early learning rotations and centers. This digital basics set of workpages will help your students practice basic skills, and once mastered, can be a set of skills they complete successfully and independently. What is included? • 24 (twenty-four) total digital workpages (please read list below to see skills practiced) • instructions for opening and editing the document (*must have access to Google Slides™) • direct link to copy and save the files to your Google Drive™ What skills are practiced? Read CVCe words and find matching picture - 24 pages - 1 activity: Read CVCe word, pick apple from tree with the picture that matches (3 options), move apple to basket. Nervous or a little curious about going digital in a special needs classroom? READ THIS BLOG POST TO LEARN MORE Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Don't forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources and freebies! Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
Are you teaching magic e to your Kindergarten or First Grade students?
Shop more of The Moffatt Girls products: Click Here! This is a STRESS FREE, NO PREP option of implementing some SoR practice! This Science of Reading (SoR) aligned resource bundle is packed full of practice with the following Phonics Skills: ⭐ CVC Practice: 50 pages ⭐ CVCe Practice: 40 pages ⭐ Blends Practice: 40 pages ⭐ Digraphs Practice: 40 pages ⭐ R-Controlled Vowel Practice: 35 pages ⭐ Vowel Teams Practice: 40 pages *Please note that this is a downloaded pdf file. No physical product will be sent to you. This Science of Reading aligned resource teaches students how map words by connecting the speech sounds (phonemes) to the letters or combination of letters, (graphemes). Students will be able to orthographically map a word by identifying the sounds of the words in each picture given. Next, they will use their phonemic blending skills to decode, or sound out, the word. After that, students will graph the word by writing letters in boxes for each sound they hear. Finally, students will blend the word and write the word. How to Use this Resource: ⭐ Say it: Students begin by identifying the picture and saying the word. ⭐ Tap it: Students use their fingers to tap out the sounds that they hear in each word. ⭐ Map it: Students sound out the word, place a chip or dab the circle for each sound they hear. ⭐ Graph it: Students write the letter(s) for each sound to spell the word. Blend the word and read the word. ⭐ Write it: Students write the word on the lines, stamp the word, or build the word with magnetic letters. Overview of What Phonics Pages: CVC Set: short vowel CVC words a, e, i, o, u and mixed review CVCe Set: Long Vowel CVCe words a, i, o, u and mixed review Blends Set: L-Blends, S-Blends, R-Blends, also included: nk, ng, nt, nd, ft Digraphs Set: short vowel words: sh, th, ck, ch *blends also included with digraphs R-Controlled Vowels Set: ar, er, ir, or, ur *double consonants included, digraphs and blends Vowel Teams Set: ai, ay, ee, ea, y, ie, igh, ew, ow, This bundle includes 250 pages! NOTE: This resources is best used with small groups or one-on-one. Some of the pictures may be challenging for students to decipher. However, each pages includes an upside down key on the bottom left hand corner. ⭐More Questions?⭐ Feel free to email me at [email protected] ⭐⭐Be sure to follow the Moffatt Girls on:⭐⭐ Visit my blog at The Moffatt Girls Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Instagram Join my FREE private group, The Moffatt Girls-Engage Group, to see how other teachers, parents, and homeschoolers are using and organizing Moffatt Girl Curriculum! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Sharing some activities to do with students for teaching CVCE words using magic e. All of this and more is available in my TPT store!
*** This is Digital Product no physical product will be sent*** Teaching CVCe Long Vowels Phonics? Looking for a fun way to practice CVCe long vowels? Then get this cvce phonics picture search, read and find puzzle worksheets. Each worksheet has 10 words(except long e has only 8) for your students to read, find the image and color it. You get 2 worksheets per vowel (A E I O U) and then 10 mixed vowels for a total of 20 worksheets. *Answer keys are included Check preview for a closer look. What’s Included? 2- Long a 2-Long e 2-Long i 2-Long o 2-Long u 10- Mixed Vowels
Teaching essential literacy skills and outcomes is easy with this collection of no prep Fall Literacy Activities for 1st grade students.
It is time for Show and Tell Tuesday for the month of June! :) I am linking up with Forever in Fifth Grade to share four pictures of what is going on in my little corner of the world. :) This past Friday, my husband and I made a quick trip up to Kansas City to see the Boys in Blue. It is always a fun time at The K, especially when the Royals get a win! I was able to see two home runs and the boys win! :) Prior to the game starting we watched the Big Slick celebrity softball game which raises money for Children's Mercy, a local children's hospital. There was an all-star cast including Rob Riggle, Paul Rud, Eric Stonestreet, James Marsden, Jason Sudeikis and many others. The picture isn't the greatest.....but that is all the Big Slick participants for a group photo at the end of their game. The celebrities raised a record setting 1.3 million dollars for Children's Mercy! Yay! If you want to donate click here. At the start of the summer some friends of ours invited us to their farm to see their baby goats that were just born. In fact the mama goat had just had triplets....on my birthday! :) They were so cute!!! I tried to convince my husband to let me bring one home....but no dice. :( I am a big fan of antiques and gardening....so when you can combine the two....IT IS HEAVEN! My husband and I try to find rustic/antique looking pots, tins, buckets, etc......and then we use them as planters. Check out the little beauties we found antiquing this year.... Above is an old calf bucket that was used for feeding baby calves. We loved it because it had a hanger in the back which allowed us to hang it from a tree branch ladder my husband made a few years back. Pictured below is a rusty bucket sitting on top of an old stool, and then two antique oil cans with their corner cut out. You can almost always find galvanized tubs at antique stores....and they make great homes for plants. You just have to make sure to drill holes in the bottom for proper drainage. We also fill our planters with about a fourth of lava rock and then good, rich soil. The lava rock helps fill the planter and assist with drainage. I was **ecstatic** when I found these little numbers. They are cut form old license plates and then bent so they can hang. Aren't they ADORABLE! Last but not least....... my latest TPT product. Slap Words is a fun and engaging game that reviews various phonics skills with students. This particular game focuses on CVCe words--nonsense and real words. Basically the game comes with a cards that you can cut and laminate. When you want to play the game you lay the cards out on a table face up. The "caller" reads a word and the first student to slap the word called keeps the word. Students can slap with their hand or a fly swatter! Kids love the game.....set up is simple.....and it can be played at a center! Great game!!
How to teach Magic E using multisensory strategies Looking for strategies to teach struggling readers the magic e syllable?
Build word family and sight word fluency with these fluency passages for early readers. They are perfect for Kindergarten and 1st grade!
How to teach Magic E using multisensory strategies Looking for strategies to teach struggling readers the magic e syllable?
This freebie includes 3 different printables for CVCE Long A vowels. These printables have been differentiated to meet the needs of a variety of learners. *Click scale to Fit* so that everything prints within the margins! A full length, in depth pack using printables and fun engaging centers for practicing CVCE words can be found here: Magic E - CVCE Bundle Feedback is always so appreciated and welcomed! I love hearing what you think and it inspires me to keep uploading more freebies into my store! Looking to connect? Check out the following for ideas, notifications of up and coming products, and other happenings. Facebook Instagram Blog Pinterest
These free Printable Digraph and CVCe Activities are perfect for practice with identifying digraph sounds and reading long vowel words!
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Do you have any learners who need some work with those tricky final stable syllables? This write & read pack has been super helpful for my own third grader! Working on reading words with the 6 syllable types is helpful in teaching learners how to decode multi-syllable words. Of all the syllable types, though, I think ... Read More about Final Stable Syllables – Write & Read Pack
