That way the cards are self-checking. In the above example, my preschooler read the word quickly without reading to the end. She read “pop.” She pinched the answer and turned the card over … only to see that she had pinched the wrong picture. I asked her to turn the card over an...
I love how this anchor chart gives examples for each vowel! △ 1st anchor chart This anchor is fabulous because it allows students to see and hear the difference made in the word with silent e is added. I recommend reading the word firs...
Free, Printable CVCe Word List To get students used to reading CVCe words, they need practice, and lots of it! In order to practice, you need examples of words with CVCe! That is why I’ve created a free, printable list of CVCe words for you to download! Keep this list on your whi...
This song explains how the “silent E” works and gives many examples. I especially like how he shows the CVC word, emphasizes the sound the vowel makes then adds the E. He shows how the vowel sound actually changes! It’s set to a catchy tune in Jack Hartmann fashion but is only a...