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This cute CVC word practice activity includes the following:
Directions: Circle the letters (digraph) that stand for the ending sound. Home activity: have your child make a list of words that end with ch, tch, sh, and th.
Let students get creative with this prompt: "Pretend that you could bend and twist a hanger into any shape you like. What could you use the hanger for?"
Free printable worksheet for learning words with short vowels with ending digraphs. much cloth mash dash fresh which fish hush moth bath slosh trash mesh math with Beth rich broth gosh crush flesh rush wish such
Words ending in -sk, -sp, -st, such as just, dusk, wasp, mask, crisp, fast...
These cards have pictures and words that help reinforce the ending /k/ sound in CVC, CVCC, CVVC, and CVCe words.
Sign language colors: red, blue, green, yellow, black, purple, brown, white
ell - end - ent - est test - tell - rent dent - mend - best sell - sent - fell lend - fend - rest nest - bent - pest shell - went - bell bend - well - send tend - lent - vest
Use to practice making/reading Consonant-Vowel-Consonant words.
Words include blue, stool, new, balloon, glue, hue, crew, blew, grew, tooth, clue...
Worksheet for learning long vowel patterns ai, oa, ee, ea. Words include meat, mail, seed, paint, toad, read. moan, boat, croak...
Practice spelling and writing the words us, bus, cut, but, rug, hug, our, bring, city, giant.
Words include day, may, wait, whale, came, bake, brain, stay...
Download all the tracing items in one pack! Includes 17 pages of ciricles, curves, lines, animals, and more!
Practice blending CVC words by letting kids roll the letter cubes to make their own words.
Time to eat... lunch, dinner, fruit, juice, cheese, popcorn, hot dog, ice cream, sandwich, cookie, hamburger, raisin, banana, cracker. Please use your napkin, plate, bowl, spoon, fork, knife. Clean up now. Are you thirsty, hungry, finished. Do you want more?
Words ending with -sk, -sp, -st, such as just, dusk, wasp, mask, crisp, fast, lisp, musk, desk...
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