Try this simple method from Spencer Russell, head of literacy at Lovevery and founder of @toddlerscanread! 🪄✨
Start by explaining the rule to your child: the “e” at the end of a word jumps over the consonant and makes the vowel say its name. Also known as a “final e,” “silent e,” or “bossy e,” a “magic e” plays a key role in changing vowel sounds from short to long—as in “cap” and “cape.” Once your child gets the idea, practice with the Ends with E Adventure Game from Part 3 of The Reading Skill Set to reinforce this concept in a playful way. Then, bring it all together by encouraging your child to read books full of words that contain a “magic e.”
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