Silent E 1
                    Learning silent E rules is one of the trickiest concepts for early readers. Words such as cube/cub, robe/rob and tube/tub are particularly confusing to decipher. How can one little letter make so much of a difference? This lesson can help smooth the way with guided exercises and examples that bolster your student's ability to recognize, understand and read the letter E.                
                                    
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                 This video will convey a whole new understanding of silent letters to your young learners. After watching Muggo crank through four different examples of the silent E, kindergarteners will understand that although this letter is not verbalized, it brings a whole new pronunciation to the other vowel in a word.
                                        This video will convey a whole new understanding of silent letters to your young learners. After watching Muggo crank through four different examples of the silent E, kindergarteners will understand that although this letter is not verbalized, it brings a whole new pronunciation to the other vowel in a word.                                     Mastering long vowels is essential for first grade; help your child have fun learning about silent e words with this adorable camping scene! Early learners look around the campsite to spot silent e words. Kids will have so much fun playing detective, they won't realize the long vowel learning they're soaking in.
                                        Mastering long vowels is essential for first grade; help your child have fun learning about silent e words with this adorable camping scene! Early learners look around the campsite to spot silent e words. Kids will have so much fun playing detective, they won't realize the long vowel learning they're soaking in.                                     This learning activity takes your kindergarteners on a journey of exploration into beginning, middle, and end sounds. Students practice their recognition of letter sounds by constructing four-letter words. As they develop their understanding, students will build bridges not only in the game, but also toward stronger spelling skills.
                                        This learning activity takes your kindergarteners on a journey of exploration into beginning, middle, and end sounds. Students practice their recognition of letter sounds by constructing four-letter words. As they develop their understanding, students will build bridges not only in the game, but also toward stronger spelling skills.                                     Where in the world do these bears belong? Help your kindergartener practice positional words in this interactive game. Place the bears in, by, under, or on boxes to help your child get used to using prepositions, which is just a fancy word for position words like below, beneath, or beside. This game also works on high frequency words for kindergarteners, and reading and writing in general.
                                        Where in the world do these bears belong? Help your kindergartener practice positional words in this interactive game. Place the bears in, by, under, or on boxes to help your child get used to using prepositions, which is just a fancy word for position words like below, beneath, or beside. This game also works on high frequency words for kindergarteners, and reading and writing in general.                                     
                             
                        

 
             
             
            