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After spending a lot of time on CVC words and blends, we’re finishing up our work with silent e words.
I’m not big on worksheets, so we didn’t start with them. We began with these fold and read cards. They’re super easy to print and prepare, and they’re a great learning tool for kids to see how short vowel words become new words when you add an e.
Another favoriteactivity is our four in a row games.
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This follow the path game is another quick way to review short u and u-e words.
After he returned home from morning kindergarten, I showed my Five the stack of ten worksheets. I told him he could choose five to do. He started with the Read & Stamp page. He was so proud to see his finished work! (I’ve had these alphabet stamps since my teaching days… love ’em!)
Next, he chose the correct spelling of each short u or u-e word.
The Fill in the Word pages are his favorite.
Some of the pictures for u-e words are tough (such as dune, fuse, and mute), but learning them is a great vocabulary builder.
Finally, he loves to draw – so the Draw the Word page was his final choice.
We hope you and your learners enjoy these!
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Looking for an easy-to-read guide to help you reach all readers? If you teach kindergarten through third grade, this is the book for you.Get practical ideas and lesson plan templates that you can implement tomorrow!
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Sheila B.
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH FOR THESE USEFUL MATERIALS! My kids and my students enjoy these precious worksheets <3 I can't thank you enough <3
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Heather Groth, Customer Support
We’re so glad to hear that, Sheila! You’re welcome!
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Anita
Thank you so much, Anna, for the invaluable resources for magic e. My students love the variety of the worksheets. Might you consider adding worksheets for e-e to round out the five vowels? We would greatly appreciate this.
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Heather Groth, Customer Support
We’re so glad your students are enjoying the resources, Anita! Thank you for your feedback, but because there is such a limited number of e-e words and they aren’t easily represented by pictures, we don’t have plans to add that vowel pattern.
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Hannah
Hi Anna!
Many thanks for sharing your free silent e packages! Useful for my kids during this time.Reply to this comment
Angela Haynes
Thank you for sharing your wonderful and creative activities!
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Benazir
Dear Anna G. I greatly appreciate your hard work and open heart. Thank you a lot for sharing.
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Anna G
You’re very welcome, Benazir!
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Rahina
Thank you Anna for this. You have made my class a happier place, and my children have learnt a lot of words without having to memorise, only by playing games.
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Anna G
You’re very welcome, Rahina!
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Judi Becker
Thank you so much for your generous sharing.
I really enjoy your worksheets!
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Anna G
You’re welcome, Judi!
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Binh Hawken
Thank you very much for your lessons. They are fantastic and helpful for my daughter.
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Anna G
You’re very welcome!
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Anna G
It opens just fine for me, Stacey. Did you check the troubleshooting tips? https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
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Absolute love all your ideas and activities. Thank you for sharing!
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Anna G
You’re welcome! And if you’re still having trouble downloading the file, be sure to check my tips: https://www.themeasuredmom.com/how-to-download-free-files/
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Alison
Thank you for sharing all your great ideas!
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Anna G
You’re welcome, Alison!
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Tricia
Thank you SO much!!! I really appreciate all the work you are sharing. Know that it makes a big difference to all of us teachers, whether at home or in a classroom. You are so generous to offer us all of this good work and skills practice and games! OH MY!
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Anna G
Thank you for this kind comment, Tricia! It was a real day brightener for me. 🙂
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Tara
Your resources are so thoughtfully designed! Thank you so much for sharing them!
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Anna Geiger
Thank you Tara – I’m so glad you can use them! 🙂
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Carolina
My kids absolutely love all of silent e/ magic e packs. Can’t say thank you enough for taking the time and creating these versatile and fun packs.
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Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Carolina – so glad to hear your kids like these!
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Nancy Mobley
I tried to download your file for silent e, u-e worksheets and it is saying no file.
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Anna Geiger
Did you click on the box below the place where you download?
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