5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y Y says long e when it is at the end of a multisyllabic word “y” baby “e”

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5.3 – Learning to read and spell words ending with the vowel y Y says long e when it is at the end of a multisyllabic word “y” baby “e”

What we know Y says long i when it is the first syllable Ty rant Hy drant Try Cry Sty Cy cle

What we know Y says long e when it is at the end of a multi- syllable word hap py sun ny fur ry jel ly ang ry

Learn this…. Many multisyllabic words ending in y have two consonants. If the first syllable has a short sound, then you usually double the consonant pup py fun ny bel ly bug gy The second consonant goes with the 2 nd syllable

Practice jellypuppyfunnybellybuggy ladyjollydizzyplentyhappy fiftysillyhandyrubybaby pennydaddyemptygrannynasty trollysunnyskinnycozyduty angrycrazycandyponynavy pantrylobbytidyhollyivy taffypunypansygravy

More Practice lazytinybunnyTammyBilly TimmyJimmyWendyTonyCathy TobyAmySallyMollySandy HenryEddysissybelfrygiddy cronyfollycannyenvymusty shinnyshantyzanydandyfilly niftysultrycrannysentrycranky rallyentrydaffypettycaddy holy