Task Overview:
The task involves completing words using the "magic e" rule for long vowel sounds. Specifically, the instruction is to write
o_e to build words that follow the CVCV (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant-Vowel) pattern. Each word is represented by an image, and the goal is to fill in the missing letters to form the correct word.
Solution:
Let's solve each word step by step:
#### Row 1:
1.
Image: A mole
- Word: m__l__
- Filling in with "o_e":
mole
2.
Image: A hole
- Word: h__l__
- Filling in with "o_e":
hole
3.
Image: A pole
- Word: p__l__
- Filling in with "o_e":
pole
#### Row 2:
4.
Image: A nose
- Word: n__s__
- Filling in with "o_e":
nose
5.
Image: A rose
- Word: r__s__
- Filling in with "o_e":
rose
6.
Image: A hose
- Word: h__s__
- Filling in with "o_e":
hose
#### Row 3:
7.
Image: A bone
- Word: b__n__
- Filling in with "o_e":
bone
8.
Image: An ice cream cone
- Word: c__n__
- Filling in with "o_e":
cone
9.
Image: A stone
- Word: st__n__
- Filling in with "o_e":
stone
#### Row 4:
10.
Image: A robe
- Word: r__b__
- Filling in with "o_e":
robe
11.
Image: A home
- Word: h__m__
- Filling in with "o_e":
home
12.
Image: A stove
- Word: st__v__
- Filling in with "o_e":
stove
Final Answer:
```
Row 1: mole, hole, pole
Row 2: nose, rose, hose
Row 3: bone, cone, stone
Row 4: robe, home, stove
```
Explanation:
- The "magic e" rule states that when a word ends with a silent "e," it often makes the preceding vowel say its name (long vowel sound). For example, in "mole," the "o" says its name because of the silent "e."
- Each word follows the CVCV pattern, where the second vowel is influenced by the "magic e" to create a long vowel sound.
- By observing the images and applying the rule, we can confidently fill in the missing letters to complete each word.
Final Answer Boxed:
\boxed{mole, hole, pole, nose, rose, hose, bone, cone, stone, robe, home, stove}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cvcv worksheet.
