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 are the three main ways that 'i' says its long sound in a word?

Explain the concept of 'magic e' and how it affects the pronunciation of 'i' in words like 'bike'.

Describe what a vowel team is and provide an example of how 'i' is pronounced in a vowel team.

What is the significance of the 'igh' vowel team in words like 'light'? How does it affect the sound of 'i'?

How does the letter 'y' function as a vowel at the end of words? Give examples.

Reflect on the blending of words with long 'i' sounds. What strategies can help improve blending skills?

Identify and explain the differences in the placement of 'i' consonant 'e', 'igh', and 'y' in words.