LETRS SPELLING LESSON 1
LETRS SPELLING LESSON 2Short e and Long e
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FOCUS QUESTION: What are the rules for short e?Copyright 2013
Kelly Mott
SPELLING PATTERN:// spelled a followed by a consonant Copyright
2013 Kelly MottClosed Syllable RuleIf a vowel is followed by a
consonant, it makes the vowel sound short. Example
word:westCopyright 2013 Kelly MottLets practice our spelling words
that follow this rule.Copyright 2013 Kelly Mott
Say the word: westTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again
and say what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottwestSay the
word: memberTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say
what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottmemberSay the word:
freshTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottfreshSay the word:
speckTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottspeckSay the word: keptTap
it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what letters we
hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottkeptSay the word: shelfTap it outHow
many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what letters we
hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottshelfFOCUS QUESTION: What are the
rules for long e?Copyright 2013 Kelly Mott
SPELLING PATTERN:// spelled ea Copyright 2013 Kelly MottVowel
Team eaWe see the vowel team ea in the middle of a syllable. It can
say //. Example word:beastCopyright 2013 Kelly MottLets practice
our spelling words that follow this rule.Copyright 2013 Kelly
Mott
Say the word: beastTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again
and say what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottbeastSay the
word: gleamTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottgleamSay the word:
steamTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottsteamSay the word:
cheapTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottcheapSay the word:
leastTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottleastSay the word:
eagerTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MotteagerSPELLING PATTERN://
spelled ee Copyright 2013 Kelly MottVowel Team eeWe see the vowel
team ee in the middle of a syllable. It can say //. Example
word:steepCopyright 2013 Kelly MottLets practice our spelling words
that follow this rule.Copyright 2013 Kelly Mott
Say the word: steepTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again
and say what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottsteepSay the
word: speedTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottspeedSay the word:
greedTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say what
letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottgreedSPELLING PATTERN://
spelled ie Copyright 2013 Kelly MottVowel Team ieWe see the vowel
team ie in the middle of a syllable. It can say //. Example
word:chiefCopyright 2013 Kelly MottLets practice our spelling words
that follow this rule.Copyright 2013 Kelly Mott
Say the word: chiefTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again
and say what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottchiefSay the
word: believeTap it outHow many sounds?Lets tap it again and say
what letters we hear.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottbelieveLook at the
word believe again.believeWhy is there an /e/ at the end?English
Rule: No word ends in v. Therefore, you must close it with an
e.Copyright 2013 Kelly MottCopyright 2013 Kelly Mott
