This video tutorial introduces CVCe words, focusing on the 'magic e' that makes the vowel sound long while remaining silent. The lesson includes reading and spelling exercises, starting with guided practice and moving to independent tasks. Students learn to identify and spell words like 'joke', 'cube', 'stage', 'pine', 'stove', and 'dune', reinforcing their understanding of phonics and the role of the magic e.

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

• Changes the word's meaning

• Adds an extra syllable

• Makes the vowel sound long

• Makes the vowel sound short

In the word 'price', what role does the 'e' play?

• It is silent and has no effect

• It makes the 'i' long

• It is pronounced

• It changes the 'p' sound

Which of the following is a CVCe word?

• Cat

• Cape

• Cup

• Cap

Which of these words is NOT a CVCe word?

• Bike

• Flute

• Dome

• Cat

What sound does the 'e' make in the word 'flute'?

• It is silent

• It makes a short 'e' sound

• It makes a long 'e' sound

• It makes a 'u' sound

What is the effect of the magic 'e' in the word 'bike'?

• It changes the 'b' sound

• It adds a syllable

• It makes the 'i' sound short

• It makes the 'i' sound long

What is the correct spelling of a word that sounds like 'joke'?

• Jokey

• Jok

• Joke

• Joak

In the word 'cube', which letter is silent?

• C

• U

• E

• B

What is the purpose of the 'e' in the word 'joke'?

• To make the 'o' sound long

• To make the 'j' sound soft

• To add a syllable

• To change the meaning

Which word is spelled correctly with a magic 'e'?

• Cub

• Cube

• Cubed

• Cubee