Children are competent readers before they can spell the words. When introducing them to EA & EE vowel digraphs, reintroduce them with more words and then let them practice with SplashLearn's games on words with EA and EE. An educational game is the best way to engage your child in learning.
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To make your kids learn, you need to make sure that the tasks you are giving them are attention-grabbing, as they will be more eager to learn if the tasks are visually appealing.
SplashLearn’s words with EA and EE games are great at catching your child's interest and attention as it's super fun. It will help enhance and speed up your child's progress in learning EA and EE digraph and phonics.
The phonics (matching of English sounds with individual or a group of letters) and digraphs (2 letter word that creates a sound) of EE and EA words are similar in pronunciation. But they have different spellings.
Let's look at some examples of the EA digraph:
Now, let's look at some examples for EE digraph:
There are several ways of showing support and teaching your kids in every grade. You can spark their interest in learning these digraphs with the help of fun visuals. Teach them how EA has a short E sound while EE has a long E sound. You can also teach them through the games on words with EA and EE on SplashLearn.
All kids prefer different ways to practice and learn digraphs. The EA and EE words can be a bit confusing for kids to understand. You can always use the words with EA and EE online games by SplashLearn, which is a fun way to ensure that your kids understand this concept clearly.
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