Long I with the silent E Lesson

whitney bivens
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whitney bivens
Resource Type
Classroom Material
Keywords
ELA blending long i phonemic awareness phonics segmenting silent e
Subjects
English-Language Arts Reading
Grade Levels
Grade 1 Grade 2
Audience
Classroom Teacher / Educator
Standards

California Common Core State Standards - English Language Arts

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Long I with the silent E Lesson

This lesson focuses on teaching the long i sound with silent e (i_e pattern). 

* Includes a weekly lesson plan for the long i with silent e. 

Key Components:

  1. Introduction to Long i Sound
    • Students learn that i_e makes the long i sound, like in ice.
    • Teacher models pronunciation using words like bike, ice cream, ride.
  2. Segmenting and Blending
    • Students practice breaking apart and blending words with the i_e pattern (hike, shine, dive, slime, time, pine, fine).
    • Teacher calls on students to segment and blend words together.
  3. Phonemic Awareness Activities
    • Blending: Teacher models how to blend sounds (e.g., /r/ - /i/ - /d/ = ride), then students practice.
    • Segmenting: Teacher models how to break apart words (e.g., bike/b/ - /i/ - /k/).
  4. Word Building
    • Students use whiteboards or paper to build long i_e words (bike, bite, ride, slime, dime).
  5. Circle Map Activity
    • Students sort pictures based on whether they contain the i_e sound.
  6. Reading Passage: "Mike’s Kite"
    • Students read the passage together and identify i_e words (kite, fine, time, wide, rise, smile).
  7. Worksheets & Reinforcement
    • Additional practice with long i_e sound through worksheets and interactive activities.
Author
Whitney Bivens

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