Long Vowels Worksheet - Learn how vowels make long sounds with illustrated examples.

The image provided is a worksheet focused on teaching long vowel sounds. The task involves associating words with their corresponding long vowel sounds. Below, I will explain the solution and provide an explanation for each row.

Explanation of Long Vowels:

- A long vowel sound occurs when a vowel in a word sounds like its name (e.g., "a" as in "cake," "e" as in "tree," etc.).

Solution:

#### Row 1: ā (Long A)
- train: The "a" in "train" makes the long "A" sound.
- hay: The "a" in "hay" makes the long "A" sound.
- cake: The "a" in "cake" makes the long "A" sound.

#### Row 2: ē (Long E)
- leaf: The "e" in "leaf" makes the long "E" sound.
- tree: The "e" in "tree" makes the long "E" sound.
- key: The "e" in "key" makes the long "E" sound.

#### Row 3: ī (Long I)
- fire: The "i" in "fire" makes the long "I" sound.
- bike: The "i" in "bike" makes the long "I" sound.
- light: The "i" in "light" makes the long "I" sound.

#### Row 4: ō (Long O)
- oval: The "o" in "oval" makes the long "O" sound.
- cone: The "o" in "cone" makes the long "O" sound.
- boat: The "o" in "boat" makes the long "O" sound.

#### Row 5: ū (Long U)
- glue: The "u" in "glue" makes the long "U" sound.
- ruler: The "u" in "ruler" makes the long "U" sound.
- unicycle: The "u" in "unicycle" makes the long "U" sound.

Final Answer:

Each word in the worksheet corresponds to the long vowel sound indicated by the symbol above it. Here is the mapping:

- ā: train, hay, cake
- ē: leaf, tree, key
- ī: fire, bike, light
- ō: oval, cone, boat
- ū: glue, ruler, unicycle

Thus, the solution is:

$$
\boxed{
\begin{array}{c|ccc}
\textbf{ā} & \text{train} & \text{hay} & \text{cake} \\
\textbf{ē} & \text{leaf} & \text{tree} & \text{key} \\
\textbf{ī} & \text{fire} & \text{bike} & \text{light} \\
\textbf{ō} & \text{oval} & \text{cone} & \text{boat} \\
\textbf{ū} & \text{glue} & \text{ruler} & \text{unicycle} \\
\end{array}
}
$$