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5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y

5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y. Y says long e when it is at the end of a multisyllabic word “y” baby “e” . What we know. Y says long i when it is the first syllable Ty rant Hy drant Try Cry Sty Cy cle. What we know.

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5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y

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  1. 5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y Y says long e when it is at the end of a multisyllabic word “y” baby “e”

  2. What we know • Y says long i when it is the first syllable • Ty rant • Hydrant • Try • Cry • Sty • Cy cle

  3. What we know • Y says long e when it is at the end of a multi-syllable word • hap py • sun ny • fur ry • jelly • angry

  4. Learn this…. • Many multisyllabic words ending in y have two consonants. • If the first syllable has a short sound, then you usually double the consonant • pup py fun nybelly bug gy • The second consonant goes with the 2nd syllable

  5. Practice • jelly puppy funny belly buggy • lady jolly dizzy plenty happy • fifty silly handy ruby baby • penny daddy empty granny nasty • trolly sunny skinny cozy duty • angry crazy candy pony navy • pantry lobby tidy holly ivy • taffy puny pansy gravy

  6. More Practice • lazy tiny bunny Tammy Billy • Timmy Jimmy Wendy Tony Cathy • Toby Amy Sally Molly Sandy • Henry Eddy sissy belfry giddy • crony folly canny envy musty • shinny shanty zany dandy filly • nifty sultry cranny sentry cranky • rally entry daffy petty caddy holy

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