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The document discusses vowels and consonants, identifying the five vowels as A, E, I, O, and U. It provides examples of words containing vowels and consonants, noting that vowels are pronounced with an open mouth while consonants can be stamped on. The letter Y is identified as sometimes functioning as a vowel and sometimes as a consonant depending on the word.

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Vowels and Consonants PowerPoint

The document discusses vowels and consonants, identifying the five vowels as A, E, I, O, and U. It provides examples of words containing vowels and consonants, noting that vowels are pronounced with an open mouth while consonants can be stamped on. The letter Y is identified as sometimes functioning as a vowel and sometimes as a consonant depending on the word.

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Vowels and Consonants

There are two types of letters - vowels and consonants.

The five vowels are:

A/a E/e I/i


O/o U/u
The other 21 letters are consonants.
Vowels
We say the vowels with our mouths open.

Try it!

a e i
o u
How Can I Remember the Vowels?

Angry Elephant In Orange Underpants


Let’s Practise

A E I O U

a e i o u
Tap the vowels and say the sounds.
Try it again and say the letter names.
The angry elephant is packing for his holiday.
Tap the uppercase vowels to put them in his trunk.

W X Z A B
V C
U D
T E
S F
R G
Q
P H
O N M L J I
K
Now, tap the lowercase vowels
to put them in his trunk, too.

w x z a b
v c
u d
t e
s U O f
A E
r I
g
q
p h
o j i
n m l k
Now tap all of the vowels to add them to his trunk.

W X g A B
k u
U s
q E
t c
R v
o
P H
O h J w
M d l
The angry elephant doesn’t like consonants.
Tap the uppercase consonants so he can stamp on them.

W X Z A B
V C
U D
T E
S F
R G
Q
P H
O N M L J I
K
Now tap the lowercase consonants
for him to stamp on, too.

w x z a b
v c
u d
t e
s f
r g
q
p h
o j i
n m l k
Now, tap all of the consonants.

w x z G b
v c
e d
t P
I r
F a
q
p Z
U n W i
M l K
Watch Out for the Tricky ‘Y’!
The letter ‘y’ represents different sounds in different words.

This means it is sometimes a consonant and sometimes a vowel.

‘y’ is a vowel in these words and is made with an open mouth:

my myth hymn
‘y’ is a consonant in these words:

beyond yet yippee

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