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Which (A, E, I, O, or U) is the hero of your story? Should the story focus on Silent E or the Vowel Teams ?

A simple face smoothed out into a beautiful Made creation. A tiny "Bit" of food grew into a massive Bite . A "Hop" in the grass became a steady Hope in the heart. The Vowel Teams Unite Smart Phonics 3 - Long Vowels - Pupil's Book

They brought the Rain to the Bay , turning the dusty valley into a lush garden. Which (A, E, I, O, or U) is the hero of your story

The story begins with a small, mysterious character named . He didn't speak, but he carried a golden wand. He walked up to a tired "Can" sitting by a lake. With a tap of his wand, the a stretched its back, took a deep breath, and shouted its own name. A tiny "Bit" of food grew into a massive Bite

But deep within the , a different power was waking up: the power of the Long Vowels . The Arrival of the Silent E

As the Long Vowels grew stronger, they realized they didn't have to work alone. They formed , walking side-by-side through the valley. Their motto was simple: "When two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking."

Which (A, E, I, O, or U) is the hero of your story? Should the story focus on Silent E or the Vowel Teams ?

A simple face smoothed out into a beautiful Made creation. A tiny "Bit" of food grew into a massive Bite . A "Hop" in the grass became a steady Hope in the heart. The Vowel Teams Unite

They brought the Rain to the Bay , turning the dusty valley into a lush garden.

The story begins with a small, mysterious character named . He didn't speak, but he carried a golden wand. He walked up to a tired "Can" sitting by a lake. With a tap of his wand, the a stretched its back, took a deep breath, and shouted its own name.

But deep within the , a different power was waking up: the power of the Long Vowels . The Arrival of the Silent E

As the Long Vowels grew stronger, they realized they didn't have to work alone. They formed , walking side-by-side through the valley. Their motto was simple: "When two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking."