Ever wonder why some words have ea and others have ee?
Teaching the difference between ea and ee can be tricky because there arent many hard and fast rules.
Let us break down these two vowel teams and then share someea phonic wordsandee phonic wordsto make it clear.
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This activity contains twenty-three pages.
This activity is best done after youve taught the ea and ee vowel teams separately.
Its a fantastic way to reinforce what theyve learned and help them become more confident readers and spellers.
Every word needs a vowel, they are the sticky glue that hold the consonants together to make words.
English vowels are a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y.
Each of these letters have a long sound where they say their name and a short sound.
