Teaching magic e

This DIY magic E wand is such a fun way to teach kids what happens when a silent E is added to the end of a CVC word.

Silent e and sneaky e teaching tips.

Amanda Tessier on Instagram: "Bringing back MAGIC E! #kindergarten #kindergartenteacher #kindergartenactivities #magice #silente #supere #teacher #teachergram #teachersofinsta #teach #teaching #teachingenglish #ilovetoteach #teachinginspiration #teachingisfun"

Are you teaching Silent e words to your learners? Here are some hands-on and fun resources your learners will enjoy. Most are free printables, too! *This post contains affiliate links. Teaching Silent e Words Sometimes, the jump from short vowel words to silent e words is a bumpy road for learners. Here are a ... Read More about Teaching Silent e Words

Learn how simple CVC words change with the Magic E! Such a fun and simple reading activity!

The magic e is so tricky! Make it easier for kids to learn the silent e and long vowel sounds with these awesome magic e activities! #magicE #trickyE #cvce #cvcwords

Lisa Elaine Peters on Instagram: "Small group cvce “Magic e” one of silent e’s jobs is to make the vowel long! Comment BLENDING for cards link! (They come in cvce, cvc, and digraphs) #phonics #learningisfun #learningwithmovement #sor #learningresources #homeschoolmom #readingintervention #kindergartentips #scienceofreading #primaryschool #teaching #reading #lettersounds #literacy #momlife #teacherlife"

Whatever you call it...sneaky e, super e, magic e....Silent E (in all its forms) is the man! I love teaching Silent E and my kids love seeking it out in words. We take the *magic e* approach and the kinders love it. I find that when a magic wand is involved, kids are engaged. Magic E has one job... to make the other vowel say its name. He's so busy doing that, he doesn't even bother to make a sound himself. There are several awesome songs and videos for Magic E. I have sorted through youtube…

Malia • Science of Reading on Instagram: "This takes magic E words to a whoooole new level! 🪄 The best part is that you just need a few simple supplies and kids will BEG to repeat it. Here are some fun words to try first: Cut—> cute Kit—> kite Hop—> hope Man—> mane Pin—> pine Tub—> tube Pet—> Pete Bit—> bite Rob—> robe Fin—> fine Rod—> rode And for more advanced readers: Plan—> plane Shin—> shine Trip—> tripe Hug—> huge Glob—> globe 👉 Be sure to save this, so you can quickly find the…

These free, printable CVCe worksheets (or magic e) will give your students practice with super e words.