Understanding Short and Long Vowels

hello everyone today we will be looking at short vowels and long vowels understanding short vowels and long now there are five vowels what are the five vowels now let's just look at the short vowels the short vowels are the short vowel sounds are okay let us look at some examples of some words with short vowels now when there are three letters in word it normally takes the short vowel sound now we have one vowel the vowel is three letters so it rotates the short vowel sound so let us sound it out what's the word hat let us look at the short vowel what's the word peg let us look at short letters what's the word pin let us look at short letters what's the word yum if you want to remember the short vowel sounds you can use these words octopus octopus as in umbrella now let us look at long vowels what are the vowels again now the long vowel sound takes the sound of the name of the letter so the sound of long the long vowels are now let's look at some examples we have now do you notice there are two vowels in the word and whenever there are two vowels in word the first vowel takes the sound of the long vowel sound and the second one is silent so in this word we have letter and we have letter the first one will take the long vowel sound which is but the second one does not say anything so let us sound it out what is it pear now let us look at long there are two vowels and the first one will take the long vowel sound and the second one is silent let us sound it out eat meat what's the word meat now let us look at at the long vowel two vowels and the first one which is will take the long vowel sound and the second one is silent what's the word pie let us look at one with long vowel two vowels and the first vowel will take the long vowel sound and the second one is silent let us sound it out mom now let us look at long vowel we're going to look at this at an example with long vowel two vowels and the first vowel will take long vowel sound and the second one is silent let's sound it out mule what's the word mule so remember when there are two vowels in word it takes the long vowels on the first vowel and the second one is silent and what are the sounds of the long vowels and when you want to remember the long vowel sounds you can use these words as in acorn as in eagle as in ice cream or as in overall you as in unicorn okay let's just review all that we have learned we know that there are how many vowels five vowels what are the vowels now vowels are divided into two parts what are they short vowel sounds and long vowel sounds what are the sounds of the short vowels the sounds are very good and when you have three letter word it normally takes the short vowel sound now the long vowels what are the sounds of the long vowels and remember when there are two vowels in word it normally takes the long vowel sound and the second one is silent thank you for watching please remember to subscribe for many more videos and please comment below thank you very much for watching bye