Match & Remember: Open Vowel Sounds
A memory game: match open words like go, me, and fly with their long vowel sound.
Every game is free and organized by skill, so you can find the right practice quickly. Filter by skill or game type, or search for a pattern like digraphs or vowel teams.
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A memory game: match open words like go, me, and fly with their long vowel sound.
Listen and choose the letter that ends words like fly, sky, and my.
Change one letter at a time to build chains of open words like fly, fry, try, dry.
Pop words where y says /ī/ (fly, why) and skip words where y is a consonant (yes, yet).
Stories where open and closed partners like go/got and me/met both appear.
Find the closed word that should be open, like got for go, and fix it.
Read each clue, find any square that fits, and make a line: open and closed syllables.
Guide the explorer to the treasure by stepping only on closed syllable words.
Sort words into groups by syllable type, then check your sort. Closed & Open, or Closed, Open & VCe.
A memory game: match each long-vowel word with its spelling pattern, open or VCe.
Read sentences with open and silent-e words, then answer a question.
Build sentences with both long-vowel spellings: go and home, my and kite.
Bingo with two ways to spell a long vowel: open words (go, fly) and silent-e words (home, kite).
Follow open words like go, she, and fly through the maze. Silent-e words block the way.
Short stories with two-syllable words like robot, pilot, and music.
Listen and choose the open syllable that starts each word: ro in robot, not rob.
Read two-syllable words like pilot, tulip, and robot and choose the one that fits.
Build two-syllable words that start with an open syllable, like ro-bot and mu-sic.
Listen and build two-syllable words one syllable at a time: ro + bot.
Short decodable stories that review open, closed, and silent-e syllables.
Read sentences with open syllables and answer a question about each one.
Build and read sentences with open syllables in short and long words.
Review bingo for open, closed, and silent-e syllables.
A cumulative adventure reviewing open syllables, long and short vowels, and two-syllable words.