Long "a" and "a_e" sound practice worksheet with images and word-building activity.

Let’s go step by step.

The directions say:
→ Read the word.
→ Cut and glue silent “e” to the end of each word.
→ Write and read the new word you made.

So for each word, we add an “e” at the end — this often changes the vowel sound to long (like “a” becomes “ay”), and sometimes changes the meaning or picture it matches.

Let’s do each one:

1. cap → add “e” → cape
Picture after arrow: red cape → matches!

2. can → add “e” → cane
Picture after arrow: candy cane → matches!

3. tap → add “e” → tape
Picture after arrow: roll of tape → matches!

4. man → add “e” → mane
Picture after arrow: lion with mane → matches!

5. scrap → add “e” → scrape
Picture after arrow: boy who scraped his knee → matches!

All words make sense when we add “e”. The pictures confirm the new meanings.

Final Answer:
1. cape