Magic E and Long Vowel Sounds

This video tutorial introduces the concept of the long O sound with magic E, explaining how the silent E at the end of a word makes the O say its name. The tutorial includes reading and spelling practice, demonstrating how to read and spell words like 'bone', 'rose', and 'stone'. It also highlights the pronunciation of S as Z when followed by a magic E. The video encourages independent practice to reinforce learning.

What is the role of the magic E in words with a long O sound?

• It makes the O say its name.

• It makes the O silent.

• It changes the O to an A.

• It doubles the O sound.

In the word 'bone', why do we hear a long O sound?

• Because of the silent E at the end.

• Because the O is doubled.

• Because the B is silent.

• Because the N is silent.

What sound does the letter S make when it appears before a magic E?

• It sounds like T.

• It sounds like F.

• It sounds like Z.

• It sounds like S.

In the word 'Rose', what sound does the S make?

• S

• F

• Z

• T

Which of the following words contains a magic E?

• Con

• Cane

• Cone

• Can

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

• Cood

• Coad

• Code

• Cod

In the word 'slope', what is the purpose of the magic E?

• To make the O say its name.

• To make the P silent.

• To make the S sound like Z.

• To double the L sound.

How do you spell the word that sounds like 'slōp'?

• Sloop

• Slop

• Sloap

• Slope

Which of the following words is spelled with a magic E?

• Nosee

• Nose

• Nos

• Noss

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

• Roop

• Roap

• Rope

• Rop