Spell the words from: Spelling Bee
What letters follow A in a CVC pattern?
Rhymes with "sit" and "bit" if you change the vowel to A?
What is the short A sound?
This letter turns a short vowel a into a LONG VOWEL A.
100

it meows

Cat
Remember, the Short A sound is the sound you hear in words like apple or cat. It's a quick, open sound.

100

m-a-?

a single consonant: mat

The CVC pattern (like in cat or man) is the most common way to get the Short A sound. The A is followed by a single consonant.

100

sit=?

sat

If we replace the 'i' with an 'a', we get sat.  

100

"An ___ a day keeps the Dr. away"

apple

The sound is /ă/, like in "apple" or the sound you make when the doctor says "Open wide and say ahh".

100

cap = ?

cApe   
The letter E (in the CVCe or "Magic E" pattern).

The 'e' at the end of a word like tap changes the vowel sound, turning it into Long A (tape). When 'a' is followed by a consonant and then 'e', the 'a' usually says its name (/ā/), which means it is no longer the Short A sound.

200

head gear

hat

Remember, the Short A sound is the sound you hear in words like apple or cat. It's a quick, open sound.

200

r-a-?

a single consonant: rat

The CVC pattern (like in cat or man) is the most common way to get the Short A sound. The A is followed by a single consonant.

200

fit = ? 

fat

If we replace the 'i' with an 'a', we get fat.

200

raise your ___.

hand

The Short A is the quick /ă/ sound. It is not the sound you hear in rain or lake.

200

mad = ?

made
The letter E (in the CVCe or "Magic E" pattern).

The 'e' at the end of a word like tap changes the vowel sound, turning it into Long A (tape). When 'a' is followed by a consonant and then 'e', the 'a' usually says its name (/ā/), which means it is no longer the Short A sound.

300

its an ___ verb

action

Remember, the Short A sound is the sound you hear in words like apple or cat. It's a quick, open sound.

300

s-a-?

a single consonant: sat

The CVC pattern (like in cat or man) is the most common way to get the Short A sound. The A is followed by a single consonant.

300

rit = ?

rat

If we replace the 'i' with an 'a', we get rat.

300

The desert animal with a hump?

Camel

The Short A is the quick /ă/ sound. It is not the sound you hear in rain or lake.

300

tap = ?

tape
The letter E (in the CVCe or "Magic E" pattern).

The 'e' at the end of a word like tap changes the vowel sound, turning it into Long A (tape). When 'a' is followed by a consonant and then 'e', the 'a' usually says its name (/ā/), which means it is no longer the Short A sound.

400

Not a toddler, child nor a teenager but an __.

adult

Remember, the Short A sound is the sound you hear in words like apple or cat. It's a quick, open sound.

400

b-a-?

a single consonant: bat

The CVC pattern (like in cat or man) is the most common way to get the Short A sound. The A is followed by a single consonant.

400

bit = ?

bat

If we replace the 'i' with an 'a', we get bat.

400

UFO

Alien

The Short A is the quick /ă/ sound. It is not the sound you hear in rain or lake.

400

fat = ?

fate
The letter E (in the CVCe or "Magic E" pattern).

The 'e' at the end of a word like tap changes the vowel sound, turning it into Long A (tape). When 'a' is followed by a consonant and then 'e', the 'a' usually says its name (/ā/), which means it is no longer the Short A sound.

500

you wear it to school

backpack


Remember, the Short A sound is the sound you hear in words like apple or cat. It's a quick, open sound.

500

c-a-?

a single consonant: cat

The CVC pattern (like in cat or man) is the most common way to get the Short A sound. The A is followed by a single consonant.

500

hit = ?

hat

If we replace the 'i' with an 'a', we get hat.

500

When something is wrong, I'm the way you react, I'm the opposite of happy, that is a fact.

What am I?

Angry

The Short A is the quick /ă/ sound. It is not the sound you hear in rain or lake.

500

plan = ?

plane
The letter E (in the CVCe or "Magic E" pattern).

The 'e' at the end of a word like tap changes the vowel sound, turning it into Long A (tape). When 'a' is followed by a consonant and then 'e', the 'a' usually says its name (/ā/), which means it is no longer the Short A sound.