The task is to match the long-vowel and short-vowel sounds to the words they start. Let's solve it step by step:
Step 1: Understand the Problem
We need to identify the vowel sound in each word and match it with the correct vowel letter. The words are incomplete, and we need to fill in the missing vowel based on the image clues.
Step 2: Analyze Each Row
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Row 1:
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Image: Monkey (word: _pe)
- The word is "ape."
- The vowel sound is
long a.
- Match it with
a.
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Image: Egg (word: _gg)
- The word is "egg."
- The vowel sound is
short e.
- Match it with
e.
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Row 2:
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Image: Octopus (word: _ctopus)
- The word is "octopus."
- The vowel sound is
short o.
- Match it with
o.
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Image: Ice cream (word: _cecream)
- The word is "ice cream."
- The vowel sound is
long i.
- Match it with
i.
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Row 3:
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Image: Carrot (word: _ar)
- The word is "car."
- The vowel sound is
short a.
- Match it with
a.
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Image: Umbrella (word: _mbrella)
- The word is "umbrella."
- The vowel sound is
short u.
- Match it with
u.
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Row 4:
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Image: Unicorn (word: _nicorn)
- The word is "unicorn."
- The vowel sound is
long u.
- Match it with
u.
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Image: Igloo (word: _gloo)
- The word is "igloo."
- The vowel sound is
long i.
- Match it with
i.
Step 3: Final Matches
Here are the final matches:
1.
Monkey (_pe) → a (ape)
2.
Egg (_gg) → e (egg)
3.
Octopus (_ctopus) → o (octopus)
4.
Ice cream (_cecream) → i (ice cream)
5.
Carrot (_ar) → a (car)
6.
Umbrella (_mbrella) → u (umbrella)
7.
Unicorn (_nicorn) → u (unicorn)
8.
Igloo (_gloo) → i (igloo)
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Monkey} & \rightarrow \text{a} \\
\text{Egg} & \rightarrow \text{e} \\
\text{Octopus} & \rightarrow \text{o} \\
\text{Ice cream} & \rightarrow \text{i} \\
\text{Carrot} & \rightarrow \text{a} \\
\text{Umbrella} & \rightarrow \text{u} \\
\text{Unicorn} & \rightarrow \text{u} \\
\text{Igloo} & \rightarrow \text{i} \\
\end{array}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of teaching vowel sounds worksheet.