Vowel Power: Mastering Short Vowel Sounds

What do you already know about short vowel sounds?
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What do you already know about short vowel sounds?

Slide 1 - Carte mentale

Short Vowel /a/
Sound: /a/ like apple or cat. Examples: bat, bag, hat.

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Interactive Activity: Short Vowel /a/
Listen and repeat the words: cat, bat, bag, hat.

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Short Vowel /e/
Sound: /e/ like elephant or hen. Examples: bed, ten, red.

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Interactive Activity: Short Vowel /e/
Identify the /e/ sound in words: pen, net, hen, desk.

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Short Vowel /i/
Sound: /i/ like igloo or fish. Examples: sit, pig, lid.

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Interactive Activity: Short Vowel /i/
Fill in the missing /i/ sound in words: __t, l__d, f__sh.

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Short Vowel /o/
Sound: /o/ like octopus or hog. Examples: dog, top, hot.

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Interactive Activity: Short Vowel /o/
Match the words to the pictures: dog, mop, hot, frog.

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Short Vowel /u/
Sound: /u/ like umbrella or pup. Examples: cup, sun, rug.

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Interactive Activity: Short Vowel /u/
Create a word chain with /u/ sound words: run - nut - sun - pup.

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