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This phonics workbook covers long a, long i , long o and long u with Magic 'e'. There are 8 pages of worksheets for each. There are long vowel vs. short vowel exercises, vocabulary builders, phonics rule solidification activities, two pages of reading exercises, and a free writing activity. Each section also has a fun maze and word search activity as well. See below for more details.

Use the link above to open the full e-book. The ebook is about 3mb so it will load a little faster than the others. It will open in a new tab and then you can then print the entire book or just the sections you need.

Take a look at a few of the pages in each section:

Building a Word with Phonics:

Reading Exercises:

Book 3 moves students from phonics rule-focused activities to more reading, spelling and writing activities. It is important that students not only have a good understanding of phonics rules but also a lot of chance to read and practice their skills. The readings are designed to only use vocabulary within the phonics rules students have studied so far. (Hopefully,) they are a little clever and fun at times.

What happened to long e with Magic 'e'? Unfortunately, I couldn't come up with enough vocabulary words (I could depict in images) in that e_e pattern to create a whole section for the book. In the end, I had to just leave it out of the book.

Make additional worksheets, activities, and exercises with long vowels and Magic 'e'. The Fun Fonix Worksheet Makers have 10+ worksheet templates and printable phonics games that let you use all of the images from the Fun Fonix series to make additional materials. You can recreate most of the exercises in Book 3 and also make other styles of worksheets. The tools are very versatile and each template has suggestions for various ways you can use them.

If you need phonics introduction and teaching resources like long vowel flashcards or handouts, check out my phonics materials at MES, MES Phonics. You'll find a_e, i_e, o_e flashcards for teaching phonics and other resources.

A long vowel is a vowel sound that is pronounced the same way as the name of the letter itself. For example, the long U sound is pronounced like 'yoo,' as would be the case in words like 'lure' and 'tube.' By contrast, the short U sound is pronounced more like 'uh,' as in words like 'cub' and 'tub.'

Long vowel words, then, are words that contain a long vowel sound. It's important to note that the spelling of a word and the way it sounds don't always match up so perfectly. Words like 'few' and 'beauty' also contain the long U sound. Similarly, the long A sound in 'bake' and 'gate' can also be spelled like 'ay' (as in 'pay') or 'ai' (as in 'paid'), among other variations.

To understand this further, let's look at some more examples of long vowel words.

Long Vowel Words Chart

Now that you understand long vowels, check out this Vowel Words chart to find vowels with each of the long vowel pronounciation sounds:

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Long Vowel Words in Sentences

A great way to understand how long vowel words work is to see them in action in full sentences.

Long A Words

The long A sound is featured in the words in bold.

• Can you bake me a cake?
• There's no way I'm going to pay for that.
• At this rate, they'll never come home.
• Jenny does it for the fame and fortune.
• Did you hear about the raid on the executive's office?

Long E Words

The long E sound is featured in the words in bold.

• To be or not to be. That is the question.
• Pete plans to see her again soon.
• The gymnast excels on the high beam.
• The behavior was deemed inappropriate by the ethics board.
• That was quite the scene at the deli.

Long I Words

The long I sound is featured in the words in bold.

• Sara and I are going to the movies.
• The pine needles are everywhere!
• You'll find the jam in the bread aisle.
• Take a right turn at the next intersection.
• Everything is going to be just fine.

Long O Words

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The long O sound is featured in the words in bold.

• The Lone Ranger is a famous fictional character.
• The country road isn't paved.
• Herbert was so excited, he started jumping up and down.
• Can you fetch me a hoe from the garden shed?
• The tow truck arrived just in time.

Long U Words

The long U sound is featured in the words in bold.

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• The rude waitress still hasn't taken our order.
• Have you seen the Statue of Liberty?
• The Duke and Duchess of York visited recently.
• With a queue like that, we can expect a very long wait.
• There he is, right on cue.

Read and Read

Long U Silent Ethird Grade James Testing

Long U Silent Ethird Grade James Test

The English language is filled with all sorts of confusing words and even letters, like when 'y' works as a vowel. The word 'read' can rhyme with 'fed' (short E sound), but it can also rhyme with 'seed' (long E sound), depending on which verb tense you're trying to use with 'read.' As you continue to brush up on your knowledge of vowels and how they work, why not study words that end in a silent E? There are a lot of them! For something more creative, check out these assonance examples too.