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hello mcsweeny family is is Renee Busch with another reading tip for the day in my last video I went over our sound spelling cards through Z in English which we have 26 letters in the alphabet today I'm going to go into depth about five of those letters which are called vowels and you will see on my screen I have a 5 valve and you before I start that I would like to point out my pinkish sort of background and the reason I use this color is because if you ever refer back to the sound spelling cards video you will notice that some of the spellings at the bottom of the card have a pink box that means that on that spelling a vowel will either come before or after that spelling depending on where that pinkish I need usually comes after what we call a short vowel and so I just wanted to use this pinkish color so that if you ever refer back to sound spelling cards and see the spelling with the pink box that means if there is a vowel in that pink box area usually a short vowel so let me move on to the next fly to explain that the first Mount is called the short vowel now the short vowel I like to say it sounds like it's crying and it's crying because it usually does not have another vowel in the words by itself or the other vowel in the word too far away so I say that it sounds like it's crying cuz the kids like to hear that and it's sad so they sound like they're crying that they said he says I says it has a in the you said the vowel sound is the long vowel sound name me I owe you and usually they say right next to them or only one letter away so short long vowels and let's take a look at those we have the short the short faced Apple if you look over here you see this symbol right above sound that I have put hear that's a symbol when you are pronouncing sometimes you might see this in a dictionary or something where that it's printed out for them to learn how to pronounce the word don't have this symbol above a short vowel sound so that short a says Ah we have the long vowel the long a says a like in the word train and you will see the symbol for that is a straight line over the long vowel and you will notice on the card that usually he has a friend right next one we're only one letter away the blank mean there's a consonant there the other letter sometimes there is a word that can be there by itself that we see in words where is made with an EA or a blank e i those are rare the most common spellings are up at the top. Then we have the short e which says and it is spelled with an E by itself like in the word egg or it can be a like in the word head and you will notice again here's my symbol for the shore each remind me at says long e said e like in the word leaf and again there's the symbol the straight line most of the time it has a friend that helps him stay the eastbound song I'm by itself and then sometimes at the end of a word it is a y like in the word happy and then there are the two special spelling blank is a blank and e y i e blank a blank is a blank like in the word peace like a piece of pie blank Eli like in the word she so sometime we have those special spelling short I says it like the word inch where it's spelled I B self special symbol to remind me at says it and then the guy says I usually with a friend like in the word pie we have the IE a blankie and then sometimes we have a blank why which is usually in a single syllable word meaning one part like in the word cry and try and then sometimes by itself and then when we ciga together it always says I like in the word right like my right hand and we have the short o which says again my special symbol to tell me it's the short vowel off like in the word octopus spelled with by itself oops I need to go back one slide the long says oh I can vote again symbol oh you usually has a friend oao blankety-blank Bowie special spelling of O W like in the word row and then sometimes go buy it remember the blanks mean there's a consonant in the middle not a vowel short you said a like an umbrella You by itself special symbol you might see some time we have the long u menu which is the U by itself says that and then with a friend you blankie blank you eat and then special spelling blank W like in the word few we have the special symbol over the top to tell me that it says it's name so just reminder are vowels have two different down one sound is what we call a short vowels town where it's usually in the word by itself and then we have the long vowel sound where it says its name a e i OU and occasionally you'll see on those cards you keep these cards and special spelling I hope this was helpful and have a great day and look for my next video thank you

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