1. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e

2. Repeat the following sounds. /sl/ /o/ /p/ What word do you hear? slop Repeat the following sounds /c/ /u/ /t/ What word do you hear? cute

3. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e Repeat the following sounds. /St/ /e/ /v/ What word do you hear? Steve

4. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e slop Notice that the o is long and the e is silent. cute Notice that the u is long and the e is silent. Steve Notice that the e is long and the e is silent.

5. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e hope What is the long vowel and what does it say? o mule What is the long vowel and what does it say? u

6. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e rule Notice that sometimes long u is said /yoo/. But in words like rule and mule, it has the /oo/ sound.

7. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e A word ending with silent e keeps its long vowel sound when –ing is added. write + ing = writing Notice that even though the e is dropped when adding ing, the word still keeps its long sound.

8. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e slope + ing = sloping Notice that even though the e is dropped when adding ing, the word still keeps its long sound.

9. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e hope + ing = hoping Notice that even though the e is dropped when adding ing, the word still keeps its long sound. rule + ing = ruling Notice that even though the e is dropped when adding ing, the word still keeps its long sound.

10. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e Read the following words. joke joking beke beking bule buling

11. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e Read the following words. rope roping rocking baking sunset

12. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e Read the following sentence. Pete woke at noon.

13. Long Vowels CVCe: o, u, e Read the following words. cute close closing vote voting poke poking

14. Your Turn Turn your practice book to page 67.