Let's Learn Blending Long I: I_E, IGH, Y

This video tutorial teaches the different ways the letter 'i' can produce a long sound in words. It covers the 'i' consonant 'e' rule, the 'igh' vowel team, and the use of 'y' as a vowel at the end of words. The tutorial includes examples and blending exercises to help learners understand and practice these phonics rules.

What role does the 'e' play in the word 'bike'?

• It is silent and makes the 'i' long.

• It makes the 'i' sound short.

• It is pronounced after the 'i'.

• It changes the word's meaning.

In the word 'light', what sound does the 'igh' make?

• A silent sound

• A long 'i' sound

• A 'g' sound

• A short 'i' sound

How does the letter 'y' function in the word 'cry'?

• As a vowel making a short 'i' sound

• As a consonant making a 'y' sound

• As a vowel making a long 'i' sound

• As a silent letter

Which of the following words uses 'i' consonant 'e' to make a long 'i' sound?

• Drive

• High

• Cry

• Light

Which word contains a vowel team that makes a long 'i' sound?

• Five

• July

• Night

• Shy

What is a common position for 'y' when it makes a long 'i' sound?

• At the beginning of a word

• In the middle of a word

• Before a consonant

• At the end of a word

Which of these words does not use a long 'i' sound?

• Igloo

• Fry

• Vine

• Bright