This document provides instruction on reading words with vowel digraphs. It begins by introducing the vowel digraphs -ai, -ay, -ea, -ee, oo, and oa. Examples of activities are given to practice identifying and writing words containing these digraphs. Students are asked to find and circle words with vowel digraphs in a word puzzle. Finally, students are tasked with providing their own examples of words containing each digraph.
This document provides instruction on reading words with vowel digraphs. It begins by introducing the vowel digraphs -ai, -ay, -ea, -ee, oo, and oa. Examples of activities are given to practice identifying and writing words containing these digraphs. Students are asked to find and circle words with vowel digraphs in a word puzzle. Finally, students are tasked with providing their own examples of words containing each digraph.
This document provides instruction on reading words with vowel digraphs. It begins by introducing the vowel digraphs -ai, -ay, -ea, -ee, oo, and oa. Examples of activities are given to practice identifying and writing words containing these digraphs. Students are asked to find and circle words with vowel digraphs in a word puzzle. Finally, students are tasked with providing their own examples of words containing each digraph.
vowel digraphs -ai, -ay, -ea, -ee, oo, oa Sub-task/Pre-requisite Competency: Read words with consonant digraphs ch and sh
MELC Grade 3 Quarter 4
I. Let Us Read Read the words with consonant digraphs ch and sh. ch sh cheese ship chair shop chips shell chin shelf check shark II. What You Need to Know Vowel digraphs are combination of vowels that combine to make a single sound. If the long a sound is at the end of the word or syllable, use –ay as in bay, lay, say, may, ray. If the long a sound is at the beginning or middle of the word or syllable consider -ai as in rain, brain, tail, sail, bait. Long e is spelled either with –ee like in see, teeth, tree, deer, street, jeep or –ea like in heat, seal, read,seat, beat. The two vowels come side by side but the first is the one that makes it long sound. Some digraphs include double vowels like –oo as in hood, tool, cool,took, food. Other digraphs are formed by two different vowels like – oa in loaf, soap, road, load, boat. III. Let Us Apply What You Know Activity 1. Write the correct vowel digraph to complete the name of each picture. -ay - ai -ea -ee -oa -oo
s_ _d b_ _ k t__l m _ _l r__d pr _ y Read the words you have formed. Activity 2. Read the words with vowel digraphs. Underline the correct word that tells the name of each picture. boot boat 1. 2. rain ray moon room 3. 4. day hay meat meet 5. Activity 3. Search for the words with vowel digraphs in the word puzzle. Encircle them.
Words in the puzzle:
train, way, feet, beat, toad, pool Write in the box the words you have encircled, then read them. IV. Let Us Strengthen What You Learned Give other examples of words with vowel digraphs. Write 2 examples for each vowel digraph.
-ai -ay -ea -ee -oa -oo
Read the words you have listed.
CONGRATULATIONS! You have finished learning the content of this module. You can now proceed to the next module. Prepared by BERMIS F. CORTEZ Teacher III Aringin Elementary School Moncada North District