Question

do the \find the syllable type\ activity
have your child circle the words containing a vowel-consonant-e syllable and cross out any word that is not a v-e syllable.
lime chase bike
wife blend wave
smile trap fire
punch cake flap
vote quake steps
have your child write the vowel-consonant-e syllable words from above on the lines below and mark them up.
lime
v-e

Explanation:

First, identify vowel-consonant-e (v-e) syllable words: these end with a silent 'e', where the preceding vowel says its long sound, with one consonant between the vowel and final 'e'. Cross out non-v-e words, then write and mark the v-e words.

Answer:

Circled (v-e words) & Crossed Out (non-v-e words):

Circled: lime, chase, bike, wife, wave, smile, fire, cake, vote, quake
Crossed out: blond, trap, punch, flap, steps

Written & marked v-e words:

$\underline{\overline{l}\text{im}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{c}\text{has}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{b}\text{ik}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{w}\text{if}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{w}\text{av}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{s}\text{mil}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{f}\text{ir}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{c}\text{ak}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{v}\text{ot}\underline{e}}$
v-e
$\underline{\overline{q}\text{uak}\underline{e}}$
v-e