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1 1. Sneaky e, magic e, cvce, or silent e at the end of ...
classroom.jc-schools.net1 1. Sneaky e, magic e, cvce, or silent e at the end of the word usually makes the preceding vowel sound long. ate, Pete, dime, rose, cute 2. At the end of one-syllable words and after one short vowel sound, use –ck for /k/. black, peck, pick, dock, pluck
DOG BREATH By Dav Pilkey - Timeless Teacher Stuff
www.timelessteacherstuff.comon the horizon. Narrator 4: Later that night, when everyone was sound asleep, two sneaky burglars crept into the Tosis house. Narrator 5: The two burglars were tiptoeing through the dark quiet rooms when suddenly