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Reading Roots | Teaching Phonics to Parents on Instagram: "Did you know the long “i” sound has 5 graphemes (which means you can write the sound in 5 different ways)???  Like many rules in English, there are exceptions to these rules, but as a general rule of thumb…  1. “igh”: The combination “igh” often represents the long “i” sound when it is found in the middle of a word. Examples: night, light, fight (but not high where it comes at the end of a word).  2. “i_e” (split digraph): When the “i” is followed by a consonant and then a silent “e”, it usually represents the long “i” sound, e.g. bite, kite, fire  3. “y” (at the end of a word): When “y” appears at the end of a one-syllable word, it often represents the long “i” sound. Examples: my, fly, cry (exceptions are words that end in digrap Split Digraph, Silent E, Phonics Rules, Spelling Rules, Vowel Sound, Reading Help, Phonics Words, Rule Of Thumb, Teaching Phonics

Reading Roots | Teaching Phonics to Parents on Instagram: "Did you know the long “i” sound has 5 graphemes (which means you can write the sound in 5 different ways)??? Like many rules in English, there are exceptions to these rules, but as a general rule of thumb… 1. “igh”: The combination “igh” often represents the long “i” sound when it is found in the middle of a word. Examples: night, light, fight (but not high where it comes at the end of a word). 2. “i_e” (split digraph): When the…

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