Help students understand how sometimes adding e to the end of a word makes the vowel say the long sound. - To use this activity, cut out the column with the e's and have students read the word without the e first (the short sound) and then add the e and read the word with the long vowel sound.
How to Teach the Silent E Rule (or Magic E) to your students - Tejeda's Tots
Magic Wand Silent E Worksheets - Literacy Learn
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Silent e popsicle stick
Advanced Teacher's Guide by Letterland - Issuu
Activities with magic e
Magic wand
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Letterland Grade Two Teacher's Guide by Letterland - Issuu
Silent e wand
Long Vowel Spoon Activity Teaching vowels, First grade phonics, Writing school
