🔤 Part 1: Understanding Split Digraph a_e

Remember: The split digraph 'a_e' makes the long 'ay' sound. The 'a' and 'e' are split by another letter!

🎯 Part 2: Sound It Out

Break these words into sounds:

Example: take = t-ae-k

face = ________________

gaze = ________________

race = ________________

place = ________________

🔄 Part 3: Word Changes (Easier)

If this word spells take, can you spell lake?

If this word spells lake, can you spell shake?

take → change 't' to 'l' = ________________

lake → add 'sh' at the start = ________________

shake → change 'k' to 'm' = ________________

shame → change 'sh' to 't' = ________________

tame → change 't' to 'c' = ________________

🌟 Part 4: Word Changes (Harder)

If this word spells mad, can you spell made?

If this word spells made, can you spell make?

mad → add 'e' at the end = ________________

made → change 'd' to 'k' = ________________

make → add 'sh' at the start = ________________

shake → change 'k' to 'm' = ________________

shame → remove the 'e' = ________________

✏️ Part 5: Fill in the Missing Letters

t _ k e (to get something)

f _ c e (front of your head)

r _ c e (to run fast)

pl _ c e (a location)

g _ z e (to look steadily)

📝 Part 6: Sentences

Word bank: take, face, race, place, came

I will ________ my lunch to school.

The runners lined up for the ________.

She ________ to my birthday party.

Wash your ________ before dinner.

This is a nice ________ to live.

🎨 Part 7: Draw and Write

Choose from: cake, gate, snake, plane

My sentence: ________________________________________________

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