Sentence Detective: Mixed Silent E
Find the silent-e word with the wrong vowel, like rode for ride, and fix it.
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639 games
Find the silent-e word with the wrong vowel, like rode for ride, and fix it.
Bingo with all four silent-e patterns: a_e, i_e, o_e, and u_e.
A word search with all four silent-e patterns.
Stories where look-alike pairs like hop and hope both appear. Read carefully to place each one.
Every correct answer uncovers part of a hidden picture. Closed or VCe?
Build sentences that use look-alike pairs like hope and hop, cub and cube.
Pop the closed words like kit and hop, and skip their silent-e partners kite and hope.
Sort look-alike pairs like hop and hope into closed and VCe syllables.
Stories with soft c and g (race, page) and rule breakers (love, come).
A memory game: match each word to its pattern: soft c, soft g, e_e, or rule breaker.
Listen and choose the letter before the silent e: c for /s/ (face) or g for /j/ (page).
Follow the rule breakers like have, give, come, and love. Regular VCe words like gave and hive block the way.
Sort silent-e words by the sound of c: /s/ as in face or /k/ as in cake.
Short decodable stories that review every silent-e pattern.
Read decodable sentences with silent-e words and answer a question about each one.
Build and read sentences with every silent-e pattern.
A cumulative adventure reviewing all of DE 4: silent e, closed vs VCe, and change-one-letter puzzles.
Change one letter or vowel at a time to build chains like cake, bake, bike, like.
Feed the monster open words like go, me, and hi. Skip closed look-alikes like got and met.
A memory game: match open words like go and me with closed partners like got and met.
Decide whether each vowel is long or short: open, closed, or silent e.
Build sentences with open words like go, he, we, and so.
Listen and build: go or got? me or met? Does the word end with the vowel?
Short stories with open words like fly, sky, spy, and go.