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I Before E Except After C Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Here is the rhyme which has three rules in: i before e, Except after […]

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when you here j after a consonant and long vowel write ge. if you hear j right after short vowel write dge.

Students should cut out the words and then sort them to practice differentiating between open and closed syllables in words with double vs. single consonants between syllables. They can also match the pairs.

The focus of this packet is to help students understand and remember to drop the silent “e” when adding suffixes that begin with a vowel, specifically -ing, -ed, and -er endings. This can be a tricky spelling rule for students, so I hope you find this packet to be beneficial! What's Included: • 1 poster with examples of the silent “e” being dropped then adding the -ing, -ed, -er endings. This can be used as an anchor chart to hang up in the classroom or to print out for each student to keep...

The focus of this packet is to help students understand how and when to double the final consonant of a word when adding the suffixes -ing, -ed, -er, and -est. This can be a tricky spelling rule for some students, so I hope you find these posters and worksheets to be beneficial! What's Included: • 2 posters with CVC and CCVC examples of the final consonant being doubled. These can be used as anchor charts to hang up in the classroom or printed out for each student to keep as a handy...

The Different Sounds of the Letter ‘Y’ The English alphabet is full of surprises, and the letter ‘Y’ is no exception. Unlike most other letters, ‘Y’ can take on various roles and sounds depending on its position in a word. In this article, we’ll explore the different sounds the letter ‘Y’ can make and provide […]

This review Mini Poster helps students understand how to code vowel suffix ed for the 3 different pronunciations: (ed), (d), (t).For companion PDF activity with fillable forms, go here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/DYSLEXIA-RESOURCES-Coding-Vowel-Suffix-ed-Activity-PPT-FILLABLE-FORMS-Kit-2-5974923For companion Word activity with fillable forms, go...

If you are having trouble understanding the different "ough's" in phonetics, this would be helpful.