This video is just a small taste of what your child can learn with Nessy. Sign up for a FREE Nessy trial here: https://shop.nessy.com/free-trial/ Learn about the Magic E - Why is the letter 'e' silent at the end of words? e.g. hope The Magic E beams in to protect weaker vowels, giving them all its power and making itself silent! With the help of the Magic-E the strong vowel can say its name. ► Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2b6maxS ► 'Like' our Facebook page - http://facebook.com/Nessy.Learning Features in the Nessy Reading & Spelling program. Learn to read and understand phonics with Nessy

This Vowel Teams Song teaches the correct pronunciation of several long A vowel pairs. Learn (and sing along) with examples of the following vowel teams: ai, ay, ea, ey, ei, eigh. This is the 1st learning video in a new vowel teams song series by Scratch Garden. Be sure to check back because we will eventually cover ALL of the vowel teams (and dipthongs) in the English language! Here is our vowel teams playlist so far: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ym6QHjS1syTrBG3EyJla2dPTyNWy2m4 Whether teaching ESL or learning to read the English language, this video is sure to help you learn English phonics and pronunciation quickly and happily. Watch more English language learning videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ym6QHjS1sznCEmTtHOXNi9s9naNWXX5 We love to teach with music! Watch Scratch Garden Educational Song Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_ym6QHjS1szUhzH9URPbDflLczfPHF6P Scratch Garden makes entertaining educational videos for people that like to laugh and learn! Please Subscribe to see more great fun learning videos from Scratch Garden! https://goo.gl/1biPjA Website: https://www.scratchgarden.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scratchgarden Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scratchgarden 00:00 Introduction 00:34 The AI vowel team 01:06 The AY vowel team 01:36 The EA vowel team 02:11 The EY vowel team 02:41 The EI vowel team 03:12 The EIGH vowel team #vowelteams #vowelpairs #voweldigraphs

''ai' and 'ay' make the same sound, 'A'. How do you know which vowel digraph to use and when? This spelling strategy for kids will help you remember which to use. ► Subscribe: http://bit.ly/2b6maxS ► Visit our website: www.nessy.com ► 'Like' our Facebook page - http://facebook.com/Nessy.Learning ► Follow us on Twitter! - http://twitter.com/NessyLearning ► Follow us on Pinterest - https://uk.pinterest.com/nessylearning/ ► Follow us on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/nessy-learning Features in the Nessy Reading & Spelling program. Nessy creates fun, multisensory software for children with dyslexia. Go to http://www.nessy.com to find out more.

When Two Vowels Go Walking sometimes the first one does the talking by having the first vowel as the long vowel sound and the second vowel is silent. This catchy song will help students remember when 2 Vowels Go Walking sometimes the first one does the talking. This Jack Hartmann vowel song demonstrates the 2 vowels go walking rule by giving examples of each set of vowels used with a second silent vowel. When 2 Vowels Go Walking teaches how vowel teams work together. LYRICS: When Two Vowels Go Walking The first one does the talking The second vowel you see but you don't say When Two Vowels Go Walking the first one does the talking The second vowel stays quiet and the first one says its name When Two Vowels Go Walking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking When Two Vowels Go Walking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking They walk together in words like this The ai in rain are vowels When you say the word rain, you hear the a vowel sound rain, rain, rain The ea in beat are vowels When you say the word beat, you only hear the e vowel sound Beat, beat, beat The ie in pie are vowels When you say the word pie, you hear the i vowel sound pie, pie, pie The oe in toe are vowels When you say the word toe, you hear the o vowel sound Toe, toe, toe The ue in cue are vowels When you say the word cue you hear the u vowel sound cue, cue, cue When Two Vowels Go Walking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking When Two Vowels Go Walking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking They walk together in words like this The ay in play are vowels When you say the word play, you hear the a vowel sound play, play, play The ea in seat are vowels, When you say the word seat, you only hear the e vowel sound seat, seat, seat The ie in tie are vowels When you say the word tie, you hear the i vowel sound tie, tie, tie The oa in coat are vowels When you say the word coat you hear the o vowel sound Coat, coat, coat The ue in fuel are vowels When you say the word fuel, you hear the u vowel sound fuel, fuel, fuel When Two Vowels Go Walking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking Sometimes the first vowel does the talking Help support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/jackhartmann Jack Hartmann's website: https://jackhartmann.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://goo.gl/ogaW1i Remember to connect with Jack Hartmann on his Social Networks: Facebook: https://facebook.com/hop2itmusic Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/jackhartmann Twitter: https://twitter.com/Jack_Hartmann You can find Jack Hartmann's Music on: Jack Hartmann Website: https://jackhartmann.com iTunes: https://goo.gl/GeDJeJ Amazon: https://goo.gl/Ei8C6B Google Play: https://goo.gl/doZpfS CD Baby: https://cdbaby.com/Artist/JackHartmann Words and Music by Jack Hartmann Copyright 2020 Jack Hartmann's Hop 2 It Music

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