This DIY magic E wand is one of my favorite ways to teach kids what happens when a silent E is added to the end of a consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) word. It’s a memorable, hands-on activity that helps kids magically transform short vowels into long vowels.

2016年4月22日 · Here is a great freebie to help with learning about the “magic E” words! Teaching reading can be so hard and draining, but it doesn’t have to be! Sometimes mixing up reading lessons with hands on games is exactly what you and your child need to help them get a jump start in their reading skills!

Teach students the powerful magic of the silent-e with this musical magic-e wand. Students love to tap the wand and hear the chime as they magically turn CVC words (mat, kit, cut) into magic-e words (mate, kite, cute).

Magic E Wand- Make little wands to practice adding the e to CVC words and changing the vowel sound. Just cut out yellow stars and make an e with glitter for some extra bling. Glue to the end of a popsicle stick. Read the Room-Use the magic E wands to read the room! Tape CVC word cards around your classroom and have kids walk around using their ...

2022年3月9日 · Get these 3 printable Magic Wand worksheets for students to better understand and practice Silent E. Students will cut out the letter E magic wand, then explore its power to change the middle vowel sound in words!

Magic-e Star Wands: Bring the power of Magic-e to life in your classroom with this Magic-e Star Wand. Students will be sure to remember that Magic-e has magical powers that can make the vowel say its own name with this creative wand. Just tap the wand on the edge of a table or wall to hear the musical, magical sound of Magic-e.

Use a magic E wand to change words like “can” into “cane” and play rounds of bingo to practice reading them. To prep our game, print the gameboard on cardstock. Make it extra durable by laminating it to use year after year! It’s a two player game, so all the kids need is a game board, counters (dried beans or coins work well) and a die.

Build a magic (e) want with your child using the free printable below and explain that the the wand will make the vowel say it's name and make a new word. Place the want on the outlined square space and show your child how it changed the word to match the picture.