We looked at some different examples, like pain, meat, and each. Then we watched a clip from Youtube called "Two vowels go walking".
Can you think of any other words that fit this rule? Comment if you can!
Monday, 19 May 2014
Reading tips and tricks
The Fraggle Rock reading group came across some tricky words in their book last week. Miss Bolton was teaching them a rule, where if two vowels are next to each other the first vowel says its name and the second vowel is silent.
We looked at some different examples, like pain, meat, and each. Then we watched a clip from Youtube called "Two vowels go walking".
Can you think of any other words that fit this rule? Comment if you can!
We looked at some different examples, like pain, meat, and each. Then we watched a clip from Youtube called "Two vowels go walking".
Can you think of any other words that fit this rule? Comment if you can!
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Hi Room 8
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the comments you made on room 7 blog.
I liked your video on how to teach us about vowels .
Hayley
Vardon School
room7
hamilton
Room 7 loved this so much we put it on our own Blog so thanks guys!!!!
ReplyDeletei was impressed with the video, and amazed that when you have two vowels you hear the first but not the second. how many vowel words have you came up with? i came up with a few, here is one... please.
ReplyDeletefrom keara in tui class pukekawa school
To room 8
ReplyDeleteI like your video.
Do you now why the first vowel only speaks
From Thomas
Vardon school
I like your video about what you are learning.
ReplyDeleteFrom Anusheel
Vardon School
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ReplyDeleteI loved your video about vowels it sounds really interesting maybe we should try a little video about vowels in our class you guys have learnt alot about vowels
From Kaspar
Vardon room 7