Understanding VCe Words and Silent E

Jill·

English

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Grade Level1st Grade

SubjectEnglish

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create a slide deck for VCe lesson The following is a summary of a document named 3dbbbaf6-3f60-402b-9bb6-79fdf4d08972%2Fuser_uploads%2FqHAabcaIzpb3tfYUdM9zD?alt=media&token=c7a25e46-b66f-484f-9e6c-9b4559f13460: The Guided Reading Lesson Plan focuses on teaching students about VCe (Vowel-Consonant-e) words, specifically targeting the long vowel sound that silent E creates. The lesson uses the text "Cave in the Maze" and aims to help students read and spell words by understanding that a silent

This teacher guide focuses on teaching first-grade students about VCe (vowel-consonant-e) words, emphasizing how the silent 'e' at the end of words changes short vowel sounds to long vowel sounds. The lesson aims to help students read, spell, and recognize these patterns through interactive activities, examples, and practice with word pairs such as 'tap' becoming 'tape' and 'cap' to 'cape.' Key materials include word cards, whiteboard markers, and chart paper. The guide outlines a structured lesson plan with visual aids, auditory practices, and engaging exercises, including character interactions from a story that uses VCe words.