This image is a reference chart showing "Vowel Teams." It lists different pairs of vowels that work together to make specific sounds, along with example words and pictures for each team.
Since there is no specific question or problem to solve in the image (it is a study aid rather than a worksheet with blank spaces), here is a summary of the vowel teams shown:
Long A Sound:
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ai: chain, pail, mail, paint, nail, sail, brain
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ay: day, pray, ray, hay, play, tray, say, clay
Long E Sound:
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ee: wheel, cheese, bee
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ea: leaf, tea
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ey: key, turkey
Long O Sound:
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oa: boat, toast, soap, coal, road
Long U Sound:
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ue: blue, tissue, fuel, clue, statue
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ui: juice, fruit, swimsuit, bruise, cruise
Long I Sound:
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ie: die, fried, pie, tie, fries, tied, potpie, flies
Final Answer:
The image is a "Vowel Teams" anchor chart used for learning phonics. It displays groups of vowels (like
ai,
ay,
ee,
ea,
oa,
ue,
ui, and
ie) paired with example words and illustrations to help students recognize how these letter combinations create long vowel sounds.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of two vowels go walking worksheet.
