Magic e

A fun game for your children to play - perfect for helping them practice their recognition of the 'magic e'

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Sharing some activities to do with students for teaching CVCE words using magic e. All of this and more is available in my TPT store!

Your students will love practicing reading words with the magic e rule with this 4-In-A-Row game. Simply print the game board and gather a few chips of two different colors (10 blue, 10 red for example) and you'll have a ready-made activity. Click HERE to download this freebie So, here's how to play: Students take turns reading words on the board and covering the square with their colored chip if the word is read correctly. The first player to get four of their chips in a row (horizontally…

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How to teach Magic E using multisensory strategies Looking for strategies to teach struggling readers the magic e syllable?

Magic e Mitten Packet This 29-page packet is filled with all sorts of interesting and fun silent e activities. The “magic e” spelling rule, is a wonderful way to help students read more fluently. The packet includes a list of 86 magic e words, a trace, write and define dictionary to put them in, 86 ... Read More about Mitten Magic

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.

Shortly after students are solid with their sound-symbol relationships we begin to teach specific phonics rules. The Magic e rule is one of the first rules introduced to students. Students must learn that vowels actually have two sounds- a long sound and a short sound. When reading, students must decide if the vowel in the word […]