2023年11月13日 · 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 white board, small group reading table, or in your lesson plan book.

This PowerPoint lesson is for teaching magic e words with the vowel u. There are 9 CVCE words with the vowel U followed by a fun review game. This PPT is great for teaching phonics to kids and beginner English language learners.

2020年5月21日 · 在学习CVCe型词汇时，孩子最好已经掌握了短元音和字母名（a,e,i,o,u），对于拼读的方法也有基本的了解，拼读的方法可以在我们前两期自然拼读的文章里查看。

CVCe words, also known as “magic e” words or “silent e” words, are words in English that have a specific pattern: consonant-vowel-consonant-silent e. The “e” at the end of the word is silent, but it changes the sound of the vowel in the word, usually making it long. Some examples of CVCe words are “cake”, “hope”, “mule”, and “nice”.

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2023年7月22日 · Practice Short u and Long u with this 10-page set of worksheets that focus on CVC and CVCe words. Great variety for beginning readers!

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2022年10月10日 · In this lesson we'll practice phonics, phonemic awareness, and letter sounds by reading words with the long vowel u _ e. This lesson incorporates phoneme seg...

CVCE Flashcards PDF. This pack of printable flashcards includes long letter A, letter e, letter i, letter o, and letter u. Our free flashcards are going to help your students learn the different sounds a letter can make. Each CVCE set will include a variety of different words.

2025年2月21日 · Long U CVCE Words. Things are getting interesting now as we arrive at the last juncture/category of the CVCE list! The long ‘u’ sound is a little tricky sometimes, just because sometimes it sounds like ‘you,’ while other times it’s just ‘oo.’