tap tape Long Vowel Words 1st 2nd Grade



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1st 2nd Grade Objectives CCSS Reading: Foundational Skills RF.1.3b: Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words. RF.1.3c: Know final -e and common vowel team conventions for representing long vowel sounds. RF.2.3b: Know spelling-sound correspondences for additional common vowel teams. tap Materials Needed tape Chart paper, overhead projector or interactive whiteboard Long Vowel Words building board Long vowel picture cards and letter tiles Word Ladder activity pages Three-In-A-Row game components (game board, spinner and word list) Small scraps of paper or game markers (e.g., coins, chips, etc.) Classroom Pencils [SU28] Paper clips Products with item numbers are available at LakeshoreLearning.com. Introduction 1. Write the following words on chart paper: tap hop fin 2. Ask a volunteer to read each word aloud. Point out that the vowel sound in each word is a short vowel (as in apple, object and igloo ). 3. Next, write an e at the end of each word to form the words tape, hope and fine. 4. Tell students that this final -e (sometimes called a magic e ) changes the vowel sound from short to long. Procedure 1. Explain to students that the magic e is only one way to create a long vowel sound. Invite students to help you discover other spelling combinations that create long vowel sounds. 2. Display the Long Vowel Words building board on an overhead projector or interactive whiteboard. Then place the long vowel picture cards on the board, and lead students in helping you build the word with the corresponding letter tiles. Complete the board using one vowel sound at a time. 3. When you sound out the words, emphasize which letter combinations are used to make the long vowel sounds. (For example, long o sounds can be made by combining o and a or o and e. Long a sounds are made by combining a and i Long Vowel Words

and sometimes a and y. Long i sounds are made by combining i and e. And long e sounds are made by combining e and a or e and e. ) 4. Continue displaying picture cards and building the corresponding words (long a : rake, nail, hay; long e : ear, leaf, teeth; long i : hive, pie; long o : goat, nose, hoe; long u : cube). 5. As you build the words, discuss the letters that make up the long vowel sound and write them on an anchor chart like below: Long a ai ay a e Long e ea ee Long i ie i e y Long o oa oe o e Long u u e Guided Practice 1. Give each student a copy of the oa Word Ladder activity page. 2. Have students look at the picture on the top rung and say the picture name aloud ( goat ). Point out that the word is spelled for them in the blank ( goat ). Tell students, In this example, the long o vowel sound is made by the oa combination. 3. Encourage students to use their letter tiles to spell the word goat. 4. Explain that the other words on the page have the oa combination and also make the long o vowel sound. Students will need to look at the picture clues, say the picture name aloud, and listen for the beginning and ending sounds to determine the correct spelling. 5. After students have used their letter tiles to spell out each picture name, have them complete the page by writing the name of each picture on the writing lines. 6. Finally, challenge students to select another Word Ladder activity page to practice long vowel combinations. Independent Practice 1. Download and print out the Three-In-A-Row game spinner, word list and game board. Make several copies of the game board. Set the materials up in a learning center. 2. Give students a Three-In-A-Row game board. Have them choose nine words from the word list and write them on the game board in any order. 3. Next, have students use a paper clip and a pencil to spin on the spinner. Encourage them to say the vowel sound that the spinner points to and then use a small scrap of paper or game marker to cover the word on their game board that has the same vowel combination. 4. Invite students to continue playing, taking turns spinning and covering words with the same vowel sound combinations. The first player to cover three words in a row (down, across or diagonally) wins the game!

Long Vowel Words A sample based on our Magnetic Long Vowels Word Building Board (FF457)

a ai ay b c e e e e ea ea ee f g h h h h i ie k l l n n o oa oe p r A sample based on our Magnetic Long Vowels Word Building Board (FF457)

u tr A sample based on our Magnetic Long Vowels Word Building Board (FF457)

goat

mail

peach

hive

a a a a a b c d d e e e e e g h i i i i i k k l l l m m n n o o o o o p p r s t t t t v

oa ai ea i_e ee o_e

ai words braid rain mail snail paint train raise i_e words bike smile dime shine fire dive kite ea words peach bead speak seal team clean near oa words coach goal foam toast boat road groan coat ee words three speech street feed speed cheek feel green o_e words pole home phone rope close stove vote