Hey there, 6th graders! Let's dive into the world of short vowel sounds. 🌟
What Are Short Vowel Sounds?
Short vowel sounds are those quick, snappy sounds we make when we say words like "cat," "pet," and "pot." These sounds are different from long vowel sounds, which are more stretched out.
Spellings of Short Vowels
Now, here's the cool part! Short vowel sounds can be spelled in different ways. Let's explore a few examples:
- Short "a" sound: You can find it in words like "plaid" and "tack."
- Short "e" sound: Listen for it in words like "dwell" and "head."
- Short "o" sound: Try to hear it in words like "swan" and "rock."
Practice Time!
Read these spelling words out loud and pay close attention to the short vowel sounds:
Short "a" Sound:
- Back
- Plaid
Short "e" Sound:
- Bed
- Bread
Short "o" Sound:
- Top
- Want
Awesome job! You're getting the hang of it. Remember, short vowel sounds can be spelled in different ways, so keep practicing, and you'll become a pro at recognizing them in no time! 🚀
Short Vowels - Examples, Flashcards, and Worksheet
Every syllable in a word has one vowel sound. The letters a, e, i, o, and u can stand for the short vowel sounds. Some vowel combinations can also stand for short vowel sounds.
Short Vowels Examples
short a as in apple
short o as in shop |
short e as in egg and head
short u as in swung |
short i as in mist
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Short Vowels Worksheet
1. short o group prod hope
2. short u unit
shrunk cute
3. short a cash
bake rail
4. short e key
sheet spread
5. short i drill slide sleigh
B- Read the
words below and listen to their short vowel sounds. Then write the words in the
correct column in the chart. The first one has been done for you.
rank trim fuss threat still stuck dent thank sock pond
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short a
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short e
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short i
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short o
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short u
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