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  1. wingspan – the distance from the tip of one wing to the tip of the other wing when the wings are wide open.
    The smallest hummingbird has a wingspan of about two and one-half inches.

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Short Vowels
I know the phoneme...
/ă/ is short because /ă/
is the first phoneme in

apple.

/ĕ/ is short because /ĕ/
is the first phoneme in

edge.

/ĭ/ is short because /ĭ/
is the first phoneme in

itch.

/ŏ/ is short because /ŏ/
is the first phoneme in

octopus.

/ŭ/ is short because /ŭ/
is the first phoneme in

up.

 
Long Vowels
I know the phoneme...
/ā/ is long because /ā/
is the name of the letter a.
a
/ē/ is long because /ē/
is the name of the letter e.
e
/ī/ is long because /ī/
is the name of the letter i.
i
/ō/ is long because /ō/
is the name of the letter o.
o
/ū/ is long because /y
oo
/
is name of the letter u.
u
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  5. Teacher then blends the syllables by sweeping a fist from left to right under the boards.
  6. Click Clear to clear the board and begin a new word.
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The horseis hot.
The houseis hot.
The horseis hot.
The houseis hot.
The horseis hot.
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Short Vowels
I know the phoneme...
/ă/ is short because /ă/
is the first phoneme in

apple.

/ĕ/ is short because /ĕ/
is the first phoneme in

edge.

/ĭ/ is short because /ĭ/
is the first phoneme in

itch.

/ŏ/ is short because /ŏ/
is the first phoneme in

octopus.

/ŭ/ is short because /ŭ/
is the first phoneme in

up.

Long Vowels
I know the phoneme...
/ā/ is long because /ā/
is the name of the letter a.
a
/ē/ is long because /ē/
is the name of the letter e.
e
/ī/ is long because /ī/
is the name of the letter i.
i
/ō/ is long because /ō/
is the name of the letter o.
o
/ū/ is long because /y
oo
/
is name of the letter u.
u
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