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More vowel spellings · Lesson 42 of 77

Read time and ride

Read with an adult. Take your time. You can say, point, draw or write your answer.

Let's look together

Look at time. The i and the final e work together. The m sits between them. Listen to the vowel sound your adult models.

Now read ride together. Find i and the final e. Keep them linked when you blend the word.

t + i–e + m → timer + i–e + d → ridefiveside
Look, point and talk with your adult.

Watch how I do it

I point to t, then i and e, then m. I blend: time. I say, 'It is time to play.'

Your turn

Read side with your adult. Which letter is between i and the final e?

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Let's check together

d. The i and final e work together for the vowel sound in side.

Try it away from the page

Build ride and side. Change only the first letter. Read both words and say what they mean.

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Adult notes · prerequisites, safety and coverage

Use after taught correspondences; support the voiced final consonants. Live meaning reside is an exception, unlike live in a live show. Do not teach final e as an infallible rule or rely on picture guessing.

Read instructions aloud. Word-reading practice must match the child's taught sounds. The phonics pages support, but do not replace, the school's systematic synthetic phonics programme. Shared stories are adult-read unless the child can decode them. Re-read and practise daily.

These are teaching introductions, not a claim of mastery. Open the subject's coverage map and limits.