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Why are some words easy to read and others look like a foreign language?

Phonics Mini Lessons. Why are some words easy to read and others look like a foreign language?. Well, it has to do with vowels and their patterns. open syllable closed syllable lonely e No cat Rome Ze nul age Gra tic ike. Does the vowel say its

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Why are some words easy to read and others look like a foreign language?

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  1. Phonics Mini Lessons Why are some words easy to read and others look like a foreign language?

  2. Well, it has to do with vowels and their patterns open syllable closed syllable lonely e No cat Rome Ze nul age Gra tic ike

  3. Does the vowel say its long or short sound? A e i o u c at m e s oa p

  4. More vowels make a more complex pattern. Oo ai ew liv id ec stat ic

  5. It also has to do with sight words-they don't follow typical patterns. people have there their of

  6. Let me explain . . . • If you identify the • vowel sound or memorize the sight word, you can read words that use to make you twist and shout.

  7. Here’s how • There are 3 main parts to the phonics mini lessons that will help you sound out new words. • blending steps • types of syllables • where to break

  8. Blending Steps • Identify the vowel sound • Blend from the beginning • Blend to the end • Say it fast

  9. Types of Syllables • open d o t • closed do • lonely e dome

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