Decoding Words with Long 'i' Sound at the End of a Syllable

This lesson teaches how to decode words with a long 'i' sound at the end of a syllable by understanding open vowels. It covers the difference between long and short vowel sounds, the concept of closed and open syllables, and common pronunciation mistakes. Various letter combinations that produce the 'i' sound are explored, with examples and practice exercises provided to reinforce learning.

Can you explain the difference between open and closed syllables?

What common mistakes do people make when pronouncing vowels in syllables?

How does the presence of consonants after a vowel affect its pronunciation?

What are some examples of words that contain the long 'i' sound?

What is the rule for determining if a vowel makes a long sound in an open syllable?