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- The room became silent. Everybody was waiting now for Charlie to start opening his present. Charlie looked down at the bar of chocolate. He ran his fingers slowly back and forth along the length of it, stroking it lovingly, and the shiny paper wrapper made little sharp crackly noises in the quiet room. Now answer these questions.
- Grade Average Percentage Correct 2 65 3 75 4 90 5 95 For each error, find the name on the scoring matrix, and circle the phonic element that was incorrect. Total each column on the matrix to determine the number of errors in each phonic category.
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Students discover the silent 'e'. In this phonics instructional activity, students learn a song pertaining to the silent 'e' sound and study pronouncing words that have the silent 'e'.
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In this silent e worksheet, 1st graders spell words using long vowel sounds. Students study 8 pictures and complete each word next to the picture using the given clues of 'c' for consonant or 'v' for vowel to spell each word phonetically.
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