There are lots of words that fit the "Magic e" letter pattern. I teach it as the Magic e makes the vowel in front of it say its own name. Some students find the transition from short vowel sounds to the long sounds difficult but games help to provide the repetition and fun that makes learning easier. Regardless of ability, all students improve individual fluency levels the more they play games like this one. It has the added bonus of illustrated cards making it ideal for intervention prior to playing.

The words I have used are:

Board 1: ride, rope, hide, cube, gate, skate

Board 2: wide, choke, bike, mute, tape, mate

Board 3: tube, bite, bale, pipe, hose, smoke

Board 4: tune, cone, line, cane, page, cage

Board 5: maze, pile, time, note, prune, rake

Board 6: dune, dome, dice, stage, joke, kite

Board 7: poke, drive, rose, lace, huge, cape

Board 8: nine, prize, home, mane, flute, date

Board 9: shake, race, mice, vote, cute, wake

Board 10: shape, face, fuse, trike, code, five