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Which subject	English
What age group	Year or Grade 2
What topic	Review the short a and short i vowel sound
Number of slides	7
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Slide 1: Introduction to Vowel Sounds

• Welcome to our lesson on vowel sounds!
• Today, we will focus on two important vowel sounds: short "a" and short "i".
• Understanding these sounds helps us read and write better!

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Slide 2: What is a Short Vowel Sound?

• A short vowel sound is made when the vowel is pronounced quickly.
• The short "a" and short "i" sounds are found in many common words.
• Let’s learn how to recognize them!

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Slide 3: The Short "A" Sound

• The short "a" sound is like in the words: cat, hat, and bat.
• Listen to how we say it: /æ/ (as in "apple").
• Examples of short "a":
  • bat
  • sat
  • mat
  • rat

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Slide 4: Short "A" Sound Activities

• Let's practice! Repeat after me:
  • bat
  • sat
  • cap
• Can you think of more words that have the short "a" sound?

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Slide 5: The Short "I" Sound

• The short "i" sound is like in the words: sit, hit, and bit.
• Listen to how we say it: /ɪ/ (as in "igloo").
• Examples of short "i":
  • pig
  • dig
  • tin
  • fin

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Slide 6: Short "I" Sound Activities

• Let's practice! Repeat after me:
  • pig
  • dig
  • kit
• Can you think of more words that have the short "i" sound?

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Slide 7: Review and Practice

• Great job learning about short "a" and short "i"!
• Let’s review:
  • Short "a": bat, cap, mat
  • Short "i": pig, tin, kit
• For our activity, try to find words at home with short "a" and short "i" sounds!
• Thank you for joining!