Understanding Magic E in Words

This video tutorial introduces the concept of long I sounds with magic E words. It explains how the magic E at the end of a word affects the pronunciation of the preceding vowel, making it say its name. The video includes reading and spelling practice, guiding students through examples like 'time', 'smile', and 'drive'. Students are encouraged to practice independently with words such as 'kite', 'file', and 'shine'. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of the magic E in transforming the pronunciation of words.

What is the pattern for words with a long I sound using magic e?

• I, two consonants, e

• I, e, two consonants

• I, one consonant, e

• I, e, one consonant

What is the purpose of the magic e in words like 'pine'?

• To make the word plural

• To add a syllable

• To change the consonant

• To make the vowel long

Which word is an example of a long I sound with magic e?

• Pin

• Pine

• Pan

• Pen

In the word 'time', what role does the magic e play?

• It makes the T silent

• It changes the M to N

• It makes the I say its name

• It adds an extra syllable

In the word 'smile', what does the magic e do?

• Makes the S silent

• Changes the M to N

• Makes the I long

• Adds a syllable

Which of the following words contains a magic e?

• Tim

• Smil

• Hide

• Bit

What is the first step in spelling a word with magic e?

• Identify the sounds

• Write the e first

• Start with a consonant

• Guess the letters

What is the last step in spelling a word with magic e?

• Double the last letter

• Remove the last consonant

• Add an extra vowel

• Add the magic e

What should you do after identifying the sounds in a word with magic e?

• Write the word backwards

• Add the magic e

• Double the first letter

• Remove the last vowel

How do you spell the word 'lime' using magic e?

• L I M

• L I M E

• L I N E

• L I M M