Feed the Monster: Open Words
Feed the monster open words like go, me, and hi. Skip closed look-alikes like got and met.
Practice syllables that end with a vowel, so the vowel usually makes its long sound.
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.
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.
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.
Practice reading and spelling words where one vowel is closed in by a consonant, so the vowel usually makes its short sound.
41 games
Practice vowel-consonant-e words, where the final e signals that the vowel says its long sound.
41 games
Practice identifying the six syllable types and using them to read longer words.
9 games