Open - syllables - vowel says it's name, go, Trac, baby, From, Open - syllables - vowel says it's name, got, Track, so, last, Open - syllables - vowel says it's name, not, trace, hate, lank, hi, ho, Closed - syllable - vowel says short sound, fan, bun, trate, ide, bust, truck, Closed - syllable - vowel says short sound, gain, ran, bite, toast, rust, trunk, Closed - syllable - vowel says short sound, fan, bun, trate, ide, Consonant + le / Cle -two syllable word - ex: staple, stable, pine, puzzle, male, stubble, vowel teams - has two vowels - the first vowel usually is saying its name, fill, coach, send, pail, vowel teams - has two vowels - the first vowel usually is saying its name, ghost, roast, mend, mail, feet, Final E - Magic E - has an e at the end and the vowel is saying its name, mis, take, mote, per, Final E - Magic E - vowel says it's name with a silent e, mis, take, mote, per, blake, blast, Vowel +R has a vowel followed by an “r”, toon, car, vo, fur, Vowel +R has a vowel followed by an “r”, race, drive, grab, blur, star
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Phonological Awareness
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