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Spelling List 2: Magic 'e' Words — Answers

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Spelling List 2: Magic 'e' Words — Answers

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Part A — Your words

These words end in a silent e. The 'magic e' makes the vowel before it say its name: cap becomes cape, kit becomes kite. Trace and write each word, and remember the e at the end.

1.cake
2.make
3.gate
4.name
5.bike
6.kite
7.ride
8.time
9.hope
10.cube

Part B — Fill the gap

Choose the word from your list that fits each sentence and write it in the gap.

11.We had chocolate at the party.

Answer: cake

12.Let's a card for Grandma.

Answer: make

13.Please shut the so the dog stays in.

Answer: gate

14.My is written on my hat.

Answer: name

15.I ride my to the park.

Answer: bike

16.The flew high in the wind.

Answer: kite

17.Can I on the pony?

Answer: ride

18.What is it?

Answer: time

19.I it is sunny tomorrow.

Answer: hope

20.A dice is shaped like a .

Answer: cube

Part C — Mixed up

The letters of each word are mixed up. Write the word correctly on the line.

21.keca →

Answer: cake

22.kema →

Answer: make

23.tega →

Answer: gate

24.mena →

Answer: name

25.kebi →

Answer: bike

26.teki →

Answer: kite

27.deri →

Answer: ride

28.meti →

Answer: time

29.peho →

Answer: hope

30.becu →

Answer: cube

Part D — Test yourself

Ask a parent to read each word aloud. Write each word without looking at your list, then check your answers together.

31.Listen and write word 1:

Answer: cake

32.Listen and write word 2:

Answer: make

33.Listen and write word 3:

Answer: gate

34.Listen and write word 4:

Answer: name

35.Listen and write word 5:

Answer: bike

36.Listen and write word 6:

Answer: kite

37.Listen and write word 7:

Answer: ride

38.Listen and write word 8:

Answer: time

39.Listen and write word 9:

Answer: hope

40.Listen and write word 10:

Answer: cube

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