Ending sounds /e/ or /i/
In earlier activities we helped you understand sounds and how to Sound out Words by
Talking to your Pencil.Get ready to take those skills to the next level! We'll use
Talking to your Pencilto find tricky parts in words.
There are 9 super cool Activities waiting for you, each focusing on a specific spelling trip-up. For example, we'll figure out if "kettle" starts with a "
" like "kitten" or with a "
c" like "cat." Oh, and what about "clown"? Should it start with a "k" (kitten) or a "c" (cat)? We'll become word detectives and learn awesome tricks to nail these spellings.
awesome is pronounced
aw-suhm (means, wonderful, perfect)
double is pronounced
duhb-uhl (means two of)
No need to rush, yo! Chill, and do one activity a day. Trust me, this way of learning is a blast!
Go to the Activity 6 pages of your Decoding Book. Rule a margin on the right-hand side.
Draw the above picture in your book.
Say bab-ee. What is the ending sound?
In the margin write what sound you hear last, an /e/ sound. Draw a circle around it, locking it into place.
Now, write the word that means 'to think of something in the past', which begins m?mor?. Talk to your pencil and write the word.
Did you write memoree or memory?
Ah, look in the margin - e is already locked up so you can't use e.
margin is pronounced
maa-jn
Complete all parts as needed and continue to the next part.
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