Understanding CVCe Words and the Magic E

This video tutorial introduces the concept of CVC and CVCE words, focusing on how the magic e at the end of a word changes the vowel sound from short to long. It reviews the roles of vowels and consonants in words and provides examples to illustrate the transformation. Special attention is given to the letter U, which can have different pronunciations when affected by the magic e. The tutorial includes practice exercises to reinforce the learning objectives.

What does the acronym CVCe stand for?

• Consonant Vowel Consonant End

• Consonant Vowel Consonant Echo

• Consonant Vowel Consonant Example

• Consonant Vowel Consonant E

Which of the following is NOT a vowel?

• A

• O

• B

• I

What role does the Magic E play in a CVCe word?

• It makes the word longer.

• It changes the vowel to a consonant.

• It makes the vowel say its name.

• It adds a new syllable.

In the word 'pine', what effect does the Magic E have?

• It makes the 'i' say its name.

• It makes the 'i' sound like 'ee'.

• It changes the 'p' to 'b'.

• It makes the 'e' silent.

How does the Magic E affect the word 'cape'?

• It makes 'c' silent.

• It makes 'a' say its name.

• It changes 'a' to 'e'.

• It adds a new vowel.

What is the nickname of the letter 'U' when affected by the Magic E?

• Aa

• Ee

• Ii

• Oo

In the word 'cute', what sound does the Magic E make the 'u' say?

• Its short sound 'uh'.

• Its name 'you'.

• Its nickname 'oo'.

• It makes no sound.

Which word correctly demonstrates the Magic E rule with 'U' saying its nickname?

• Tune

• Cute

• Rude

• Mute

What happens to the word 'mad' when a Magic E is added?

• It becomes 'maid'.

• It becomes 'mate'.

• It becomes 'mad'.

• It becomes 'made'.

What is the primary function of the Magic E in CVCe words?

• To make the word longer.

• To make the vowel say its name.

• To change the word's meaning.

• To add a new letter.