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Flash forward your phonics practice with our free, printable silent e worksheets! A silent e, or a magic e, is an e that remains tight-lipped no matter what happens. Look at the words "face" and "lime". Although they end with an e, we hardly feel there's an e. Many children think the only function of the silent e is to help a vowel say its long name, as in these words, but it's only one of the functions of this selfless, versatile e. Bring our silent e worksheets pdf into your orbit, and pay tribute to the silent e with activities like unscrambling silent-e words and more.
These printable worksheets on silent e are ideal for kids in kindergarten, grade 1, and grade 2.
Watch the silent e fulfill its major duty: convert the preceding vowel to a long sound! Instruct 1st grade children to observe each picture, unscramble its name, a silent-e word, and write the word in the space given.
Tracing Silent E Words and Matching them to the Pictures
Gallop full speed ahead with your silent-e practice ! Let kids in kindergarten and grade 1 experience how vowels combine with the silent e as they trace the words and match them to pictures illustrating the silent-e words.
Adding E to Words to Form Silent E Words
Wave your "cap" to form "cape" and wheel out your "tub" to create "tube"! These silent e worksheets weave their magic spell on children, as they add e to words and transform them into silent-e words featuring different vowels.
Filling in Correct Vowels and Silent E
These printable silent e worksheets, where 2nd grade kids complete the name of each picture by filling in an appropriate vowel and the silent e and in the process learn new silent-e words, are an absolute must-have.
Completing Sentences Choosing Correct Silent E Words
This segment of our silent e worksheets pdf for grade 2, is proof that the silent e can deliver much more than helping a vowel sound its long name! Ask children to choose appropriate silent-e words and complete these sentences.
