Long vowels anchor chart

I cannot tell a lie - I love anchor charts. No, I REALLY love anchor charts. I am a visual person, and I think most kids like to see their learning on display as well. Anchor charts also help me look good, because they remind me of what's what! It was actually fun (really?) to study vowel pairs, vowel digraphs, and diphthongs. I'm not kidding! I combed through their book to make this chart in order to put all of the information onto one chart. We had this chart up for 2 weeks and referred to…

Ok, who else is wiped out after this first week back? I swear I feel like I've been sleep walking the past 3 days! #thestruggleisrealyall This week we started Bossy E and long vowels. Whew. We started our learning off by meeting Bossy E. We talked about how he jumps over the consonant, hits the vowel on the head and says, "HEY, SAY YOUR NAME!" They always think this is hilarious! Next, we made these quick and simple Bossy E hats and wrote our spelling words on the sentence strip. I had my…

Silent e word work anchor chart short vowels to long vowels phonics lesson

Every great reader has their beginnings in sounding out words!

Long I anchor charts, long I spelled ie, long I spelled y long I spelled igh

This is a short vowel anchor chart that could be displayed in the classroom as an additional resource for students.

Welsley Jongko on Instagram: "A lot of people asked, so here is the answer! When do you use a short vowel sound and when do you use a long vowel sound? (If you don’t know what short/ long vowels are, you can go to my page and find out!) Long vowels: open syllables and silent e words Short vowels: closed syllables #learntoread #tipoftheday #reading #teacher #literacycoach #literacyandjusticeforall #howto #teachkidstoread #parenting #kidlife #firstgrade #secondgrade"

Vowel Teams