Second Term English Phonics Worksheet ( 2)
Unit 2: Hong Kong News
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A. The magic ‘e’. The silent ‘e’ at the end of a word usually makes the vowel before it say its name.
- Examples: can/cane, pin/pine or tub/tube
Let’s watch a magic ‘e’ video
I. Listen and circle the words with the magic ‘e’ sound
cop |
make |
concentrate |
honest |
house |
cube |
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II. Listen and read the letter, circle the words with the magic ‘e’ sound.
Dear Kate,
How are you? I hope you are fine. I am going to take a vacation this summer to Cape Town. It will be my first time to fly in an airplane and I am really looking forward to it. I want to try surfing there because the waves are good for that. What are your plans this summer? Please write back when you get a chance.
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Love,
Dave |
B. The Silent ‘k’ sound. In words starting with kn, the k is silent.
- Examples: know, knees and knife
Let’s watch a silent ‘k’ video
I. Read the poem and circle the silent ‘k’ words.
I Know |
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I like to keep a silly list of all the things I know, |
Like, why knuckles make a cracking sound, |
Or how to tie a knot just so. |
What makes a kettle whistle?
Is knowledge I have learned. |
But one thing I need to know,
Is why the ‘k’ is silent in some words! |
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