120. Y as a Vowel: How to Teach the 4 Sounds of Letter Y

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When you learned to read, you were probably taught the vowels are "A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y"

But did you know that Y acts as a vowel WAY more often than it acts as a consonant?!

It's true!

Keep listening to learn all about the 4 sounds of letter Y:

1. Consonant sound /y/ (yellow)
2. Long vowel /i/ (my)
3. Long vowel /e/ (candy)
4. Short vowel /i/ (myth)

I also created an easy-to-remember sentence for your child so they know when Y will spell each different sound: My Stretchy Yoga Gym

If you have a kindergarten or first grade child learning to read, you NEED this tip!

*Note: This is also taught as "Y as a Chameleon" Rule

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