Long and Short Vowels
Other Phonics Skills
2-Digit Addition
2-Digit Subtraction
RANDOM!
100

What is sneaky e's job?

To tell the vowel to "Say your name!"

100

Say this word out loud: Rice

Bonus for 100: Why does the C make this sound?

'Rice' 

Bonus: Because an e comes after the c, making it a soft sound. (This is why e is one of our magic vowels!)

100

   21

+ 32 

  ____ 

53

100

 24

-13

___

11

100

True or False?

75 > 89

FALSE! 75 < 89

200

Think of the word 'rod'. Now add a sneaky e to the end! 

What is the new word?

Rode

200

What are the magic vowels?

e, i, y

200

   63

+ 35

_____

98

200

  89

- 46

_____

43

200

How much money do I have if I have 3 quarters? 

75 cents

300

Look at these words. Which 2 words have a long vowel sound? 

hat, kite, rake, pot

Kite and Rake

300

Think of the 'k' sound. Fill in the blanks. 

_ite

_old

Kite

Cold

300

32+24=

56

300

45-31=

14

300

Name 3 continents

Bonus: 50 points for every additional continent you can name!

Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, North America, South America, Antarctica
400

I can ____ a car! 

Spell the missing word.

Drive

400

How do we know when to use -ge or -dge at the end of a word?

If the /j/ sound follows a SHORT vowel, it is -dge. (Like hedge)

If the /j/ sound follows ANYTHING ELSE, its -ge. (Like page and hinge)

400

 35

+ 4

____

39

400

 57

-53

____

4 (or 04)

400

What is the order of the planets from the sun? 

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

500

Give me 3 words with a long vowel and sneaky e. 

Hint: They MUST be spelled correctly! Remember your phonics rules!

Show your words!

500

Tap these sounds out aloud: /b/ /a/ /j/

Think of our -ge and -dge rules. Spell the word correctly.

Badge

500

50+52=

104

500

Why does the bigger number have to be on TOP (or first) when we subtract?

- Because we start BIG and get smaller. 

- Because we cannot take more than we have!

500

What are the 3 things every sentence needs?

Capital letter at the beginning, punctuation at the end, finger spaces