CVCe Syllables

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What is a CVCe syllable?

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A CVCe syllable is a syllable that has a consonant (C), followed by a vowel (V), followed by a consonant (C), and then an 'e' at the end. The 'e' is silent and makes the vowel say its name.

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Give an example of a CVCe word.

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One example of a CVCe word is 'cake'.

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What does the 'e' do in a CVCe word?

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The 'e' at the end of a CVCe word makes the vowel before it say its name (long vowel sound).

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What is the long vowel sound in the word 'time'?

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The long vowel sound in 'time' is the 'i' sound.

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Identify the CVCe word: 'made', 'cat', 'dog'.

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'Made' is the CVCe word.

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What is the difference between CVC and CVCe?

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CVC has a short vowel sound, while CVCe has a long vowel sound due to the silent 'e'.

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What is a common CVCe word that means to replace something?

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The word 'change' is a common CVCe word that means to replace something.

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What is the CVCe word for a place where you walk?

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The CVCe word is 'sidewalk'.

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What is the long vowel sound in the word 'face'?

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The long vowel sound in 'face' is the 'a' sound.

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Identify the CVCe word: 'bike', 'cat', 'run'.

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'Bike' is the CVCe word.