1st Grade Common Core: RF.1.2b
Common Core Identifier: RF.1.2b / Grade: 1
Curriculum: Reading Foundational Skills: Phonological awareness
Detail: Orally produce single-syllable words by blending sounds (phonemes), including consonant blends.
500 Common Core State Standards (CCSS) aligned worksheets found:
Phonics word wheel: glad, mad, sad, dad, and bad
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Spin the circles to make the words: rat, bat, that, sat, mat, and cat
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Spin the circles to make the words: than, pan, can, man, ran, and fan.
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Spin the circles to make the words: rag, bag, tag, sag, snag, and wag.
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This word wheel has tall, mall, call, ball, fall, and wall
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Words in the -and family include sand, hand, land, and stand.
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Phonics wheel with -ight words: sight, bright, right, light, might, and light.
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This phonics wheel has the words sick, trick, thick, pick, stick, and kick.
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Words that end with -ing, including: sing, wing, thing, king, swing, and ring.
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The -ear phonics circle has hear, near, pear, and tear.
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Words that end with -ink, including: think, stink, sink, and wink.
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We get into the car. We drive too far. Let's follow the star.
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After taking off her shoes and walking on the shore, the main character goes to the shake shop.
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Chad and Chip are chipmunks. They have a chat. They play chess. They play chase.
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I run free down the street. It's hot. I need to beat the heat. I meet a friend and we leap into the sea.
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These berries are blue. These berries are black. A blue bird took my berries.
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Mr. Goat puts his boat in the moat. His boat will not float. He plugs the hole with his coat.
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Steve is trying to fix Stacy's car. The car won't start. It will stop and steer, and it doesn't stall, but it won't start.
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The snake sneaks through the grass and looks for a snack. She snoops by the wood pile and hears a snap.
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Read about three friends: Rat, Cat and Pat. Rat and cat sit on a comfy mat, then they sit in a hat. They find they're most comfortable when they sit on Pat.
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Complete the Words FREE
Students will say the name of each picture and circle the sound it begins with. Then they will write the missing letters to complete each word.
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Find pairs of contractions and pairs of goofy monsters in this memory match card game.
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There are three ways to pronounce suffix -ed. Sort the words into three different pronunciation groups.
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Complete the Words FREE
Say the name of each item shown. Choose and color the blend that shows the beginning sounds. Then write the letters on the line to complete each word.
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This phonics printable has 42 cards that can be cut out and used as a match or memory-match game. Match the pictures to the words.
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On this printable phonics worksheet, students will say the name of the pictures shown and then circle the sound it begins with.
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This phonics worksheet has nine pictures with a line under each one so the students can write the appropriate word for each picture using the word bank at the bottom.
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Choose the correct word from the word bank that matches each picture. Write the words on the line. Words include: bread,brush, crib, dry, fruit, drop, drum, fries, and tree.
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Cut and glue the correct consonant blend and word in the boxes for each picture.
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Cut out the blends in the boxes at the bottom of the page and glue them in the right box to complete the word.
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Cut out the 8 pictures and sort them in the either the SL or PL column.
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Print this activity on card stock paper and cut along the dotted lines. Have your students sort the words into groups based on their initial blend sounds.
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Each of these 6 words are missing the two first letters. They are all L-blend words. Find the missing letters and write them in the boxes.
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This worksheet has students listing as many words belonging to each
L-family blend as they can (bl, cl, fl, and pl).
L-family blend as they can (bl, cl, fl, and pl).
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Say the name of each picture. Then circle the r-blend sound that you hear at the beginning of each word.
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Roll a die. Read all of the words in the column for each roll. Can be played alone or with partners.
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Trace and say the words that start with the b sound. You can color the pictures too.
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Hide these 15 word cards around the classroom so students can search the room and find all of the word cards.
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Read and match pairs of words ending with the letters a-c-k. This is played like the classic memory game that many students are familiar with.
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Match the words with the picture cards. Includes 34 cards with r-family blends.
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Cut along the dotted lines to separate the pictures on the first page and cut on the second page to create flaps. Fold on the solid line and have students glue the pictures under the L-family blend flap it belongs to.
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Cut out the r-family blends (br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr) and glue them in the correct places to complete the words.
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Cut out the words and blends. Glue them in the correct places on the page.
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Find the missing letters to each of the six words. They each start with an R-blend sound. Then write the words on the ruled lines below.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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Cut out the picture squares. Each picture shows an item that begins with the letters br- or cr-. (bread, crab, broom, crane, brain) Glue each picture on the correct side of the t-chart.
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List as many words as you can that begin with the letters br-, cr-, dr-, and tr-.
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Sort these 23 picture cards into groups: br- words, cr- words, dr- words, and tr- words.
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Cut out the letter groups and phonics r-blends. Combine them to make words. (examples: br+oom=broom. cr+ash=crash)
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In this file you'll have 25 sight words to cut apart. 7 of the words are "ack" words. Arrange the cards to make sentences. Make sure each sentence has an "ack" word in it. Write the sentences on the primary-ruled paper provided.
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Write the missing letter for each word in the box and then write the BL word on the lines below.
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Phonics word wheel: back, black, track, snack, crack, and shack
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Cut out the words. Then glue them to the correct picture.
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Hide words with r-blends around your classroom. Students find the words, read and spell them aloud, and write them down.
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Print this worksheet to practice writing the words from this unit. Trace and then write the words on the lines.
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Cut out the pictures and sort them by their beginning sounds. Then make a book with flaps that you can lift to see the pictures. Includes words with Br, Cr, Dr, Fr, and Tr.
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Have your students match up pairs of words ending in -at. This can be played alone or in pairs.
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Cut out the pictures and sort them into the T-chart. Decide whether the word represented by each picture is a BL consonant blend or not.
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There are 11 -at words in this word family to practice with these printable flashcards.
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This file has 25 sight word cards, including 6 "ad" words. Students can arrange the cards to make sentences using an "ad" word in each sentence. Then, they can write the sentences on the lined paper included in the file.
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Print and cut out the cards. Flip all of the cards face-down and have a pair of students take turns flipping cards to make a match.
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Write the BL word that corresponds with each picture. A word box is provided.
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This fun pirate-themed word slider will have kids reading the words back, pack, black, crack, shack, track and snack. (If you'd prefer a full-color version of this file, click the "alt" button below.)
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Kids will love learning their -at words on this cute bear-shaped word slider. Full color version available by clicking the ALT button below.
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Mini-Book: St- Words FREE
Complete the sentences with ST words. Color, cut, and assemble the mini-book. Features: stool, stick, stem, story, stamps, star, and strawberry.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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This is a warm blanket. That block has letters on it. Blow out the candle. Complete the sentences with BL words, cut out the pages, and staple the mini book. Read aloud to practice words with BL consonant blends.
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Cut out the words and glue them next to the corresponding pictures.
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The -ad word family has 9 different words to practice with these printable flashcards.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of bl- words and sight words.
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Scr- Sentences FREE
Use a /scr/ word from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure it fits in the blanks provided!
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This cute, bear-shaped slider is a fun way for your students to practice reading words in the -ad family. Cut along the dotted lines and then slide the strip into the bear to read all of the words in this unit. Click the ALT button for a full color version.
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Cut out the words and glue them next to the corresponding pictures.
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This phonics worksheet has students finding the missing letter for each BR word and practicing writing the word on the ruled lines.
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Cut out the words and make sentences. Make sure to use at least one "at" word in each sentence. Use the lines provided to practice writing your sentences.
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Cut out and rearrange the letters to form the words, block and blow.
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This printable phonics worksheet has students cutting out the ST words on the bottom of the page and gluing them below the matching picture.
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Cut out the six word boxes and glue them to the matching pictures.
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Glue sticks and scissors are needed for this worksheet. Cut out the words and glue them in the boxes below the pictures that match them.
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Write the missing letter for each CL word on this printable phonics worksheet.
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Students will use scissors to cut out the words within the dotted lines and a glue stick to adhere them to the appropriate box.
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This is a fun cut and glue activity to practice learning PL words.
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Cut out each of the FR words on the bottom of this worksheet and glue them in the box below the corresponding picture.
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Students will read each word, then trace each word, and then write each word on their own on the lines provided.
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This printable phonics card game containing DR words can be used for dry-erase writing, alphabetical order, and as a memory match game.
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Cut out the picture cards and sort them on the t-chart. Sort into br- words and other words.
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Cut out the GL words in the boxes and paste them to the matching picture.
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Pennant (Br- Words) FREE
Have each child make a phonics pennant with a br- word. Then hang the pennants on a string in your classroom.
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Cut out the bear and weave the letter strip through his tummy. Slide the strip up and down to see words in the -an family.
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Trace and say the words that start with the v sound. Then color the pictures.
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This phonics worksheet has 6 pictures of DR words. Write the missing letter for each word in the box and then rewrite the word completely.
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Cut out the FL words at the bottom of the worksheet and glue them in the box of the picture it matches.
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Complete the four sentences on this page with the appropriate DR word found in the word bank.
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This phonics worksheet has pictures of a tree stump, stick, stool, stop sign, star, and flower stem to help students find the missing letter for each ST word.
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Students can create a phonics flip book with the BL words: block, blow, bloom, and blast with this printable activity.
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Use this worksheet to practice tracing and saying words that start with the w sound. You can color the pictures too.
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Print and cut out the cards. Flip all of the cards face-down and have a pair of students take turns flipping the cards to make a match.
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Students write br- words to complete the sentences. Then color the picture and cut out the pages. Staple together and read!
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Words in the -ake family include rake, take, make, bake, shake, and snake.
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Cut apart the word cards and use them to make sentences. Includes 25 word cards with 6 "ag" family words.
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Use these cards as a matching game between the word and the picture. You can also play memory games or use them to review FL words.
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Cut out the pictures, then sort them into the T-chart. Decide whether the word they represent is a CL word or "Other."
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Write the CL word that corresponds with each picture. A word box is provided.
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Have your students trace and say the words with the y sound. They can also color in the pictures.
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Cut out the TR words on the bottom portion of this worksheet and glue them to the box below the corresponding picture.
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Find and write in the missing letters for each FL word on this phonics worksheet.
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Use these flashcards for a variety of games and activities to practice BL words.
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Using the illustrated word bank, write the CR words to complete the sentences on this phonics worksheet.
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Complete the sentences at the bottom of this worksheet by writing in the correct ST word.
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Fly, floss, flag, and flame are the words to use to complete the sentences on this worksheet.
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Have students pair up and take turns finding word matches with this game.
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This worksheet has pictures of a crab, crib, crown, crane, a crack in an egg, and a person crying. Find the right letter to complete each word
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Print and cut out the flash cards. Flip the cards face-down and have a pair of students alternate turning over cards to make a match.
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Color and cut out the pictures at the bottom of the page. Then sort them on the chart, gluing the ST words on the left and other words to the right side.
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What time is it? Look at the clock. I met a funny clown. I can clap my hands. Students complete sentences with CL words like these, cut and staple their mini book, and read it aloud.
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Sort the word and picture cards into three groups: ST, SN, and SH.
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Cut out the 8 pictures at the bottom of the page. Use a glue stick to paste them in the right column.
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Sort out the cut-out pictures of FL words and glue them in the appropriate column.
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Print and use these 9 flashcards to practice reading words from the -ag word family.
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Cut out the words and glue them beneath the corresponding pictures.
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Lines are provided under the pictures for you to write the corresponding word starting with the DR consonant blend.
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Write in the missing letter for each word and then rewrite the word on the lines below it.
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Use these word cards to build sentences. Make sure to include an "-ing" word in each one. Write your sentences on the lines provided with the worksheet.
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Write the missing TR word in the sentences on the bottom of the page using the illustrated work bank at the top.
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Practice reading and writing words with the TR consonant blend with this printable phonics worksheet.
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Complete the four sentences on this phonics worksheet with the correct SC word from the word bank.
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Cut out the six SP words on the bottom of the page and glue them in the box of the matching illustration.
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Use scissors to cut out the words and paste them to the correct box.
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Students can cut out these word cards and arrange them to form sentences using "an" words. There are 25 words, including 6 "an" words. After creating sentences, students can practice writing them on the lined paper that is included.
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Trace and say the words that start with the letter z. Then you can color the pictures too!
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Cut the dog and the slider along the dotted lines. Thread the word strip into the slots on the dog to practice reading this unit's words that end in -ag. Click on the ALT button below for a color version.
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Print out the pennants on card stock. Each student will make a pennant and write the word. String up the pennants in your classroom.
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Write out the FL words on the lines below the matching illustrations.
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Cut out these word cards and build sentences using at least one "all" word in each. Then practice your printing skills by writing the sentences on the lined paper provided.
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These printable flashcards are a great learning tool to practice reading words that end with -all.
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Practice reading the 11 words in the
-ap word family unit by printing out these handy flashcards.
-ap word family unit by printing out these handy flashcards.
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Practice reading and writing SL words with this printable phonics worksheet.
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This worksheet has 25 words, including 5 "am" words. Cut out the words and make sentences using at least one "am" word in each sentence. Then write the sentences on the provided lines.
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Cut out the words along the dotted lines and glue them to the box below the matching picture.
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This 2-player memory matching card game will have students recognizing and reading -ail words.
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Complete each sentence with an sl- word from the word bank.
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Using the FR words in the word bank, write the correct FR word to complete each of the four sentences.
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Cut out the picture boxes on the bottom part of this worksheet and paste them in to the appropriate columns.
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Using the word bank at the top of the worksheet, write the ST word that matches each illustration on the lines.
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Cut out the picture boxes at the bottom of the page. Use glue to paste the TR words in the left column and the other words under the right column.
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Use the pictures of the snake, snail, snow flake, and more to find the letter missing in each SN word.
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them to make two words- brain and broom.
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Print and cut out the 22 word cards. Use card stock for best results. Have the students pair up to take turns trying to find matches between the word cards.
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Cut out the pictures and sort them into either the "Cr- Words" or "Other Words" category in the T-chart.
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Have your students cut apart, color, and staple together this mini-book featuring DR words. Includes: dress, drive, drum, drop, dream, dragon, and dresser.
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Write the CR word that corresponds with each picture. A word box is provided.
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Pennants (Tr- Words) FREE
This phonics printable has 9 pennants of TR words that can be made by students to be hung in the classroom. Includes: tree, truck, treasure, train, trash, tractor, treat, triangle, and trumpet.
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Write the missing letters for each word in the boxes and then write the word on the lines.
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This printable, 2-player memory matching card game will have students recognizing and reading -ay words.
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This simple phonics worksheet has your students drawing a line from the pictures on the left to the matching word on the right.
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Using the picture word bank at the top of the worksheet, find and write in the correct PL word to complete each sentence.
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Complete each word by adding the missing letters in the boxes provided. Then write the word on the lines.
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Cut out the pictures and sort them into the chart. Choose between categories "Sl- Words" and "Other Words"
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Write the SC word on the lines for each picture. There is a word bank at the top to use as a clue.
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Print and cut out the airplane-shaped word slider. Insert the strip into the middle and move the strip along to read each word. ALT button below has a full-color version available.
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Using the visual word bank, write in the correct SK word to complete each sentence.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of br- words and basic sight words.
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Find the missing letter from the words: fruit, fries, frame, and frog.
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Students will practice learning about words with the PL consonant blend with this printable phonics worksheet.
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Making a mini-book is a fun way to learn about words with the /fl/ consonant blend. Scissors, crayons, and a stapler are needed for this activity.
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Cut out the airplane and slider on the dotted lines. Weave the slider through the slits on the airplane so your students can practice reading the words in this unit. The ALT button below contains a color version of the slider.
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Complete the sentences on this phonics worksheet by writing the GL word that fits best.
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Use letter stampers to make "bl" words. Includes the words: black, blue, blow, block, and blast.
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Complete each of the four sentences by writing down the correct SP word from the illustrated word bank.
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Draw lines on this phonics worksheet to match each picture to the correct FL word.
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Print the penguin word slider on card stock paper. Cut out the pieces. Color the word slider. Then weave the word strip through the penguin and read the BL words you see.
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Read, trace, and write six of the words from the -ail family on this printable worksheet.
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This 1 or 2-player memory matching card game will have students recognizing and reading -aw words.
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There are four sentences to complete using the GR words in the word bank.
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Students will look at the pictures and then complete and write the GR words.
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Complete these four sentences with the PR words in the word bank.
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Students can trace and say the words with the x sound. They can also color the pictures.
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This is a 2-player memory matching card game that will have your students recognizing and reading -ake words.
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Pictures of a glove, glue bottle, globe, and glass will help students complete the word and rewrite it on the ruled lines.
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Students write cr- words to complete the sentences. Then they will color the picture, cut out the pages, staple their mini book together, and read away!
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Cut out the pictures and sort them onto the t-chart. Decide whether they represent sn- words or other words.
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Your students will cut out the six SW words from the bottom of the worksheet and glue them to the matching picture box.
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them to make these words: clock and clap.
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Write the TR word on the lines using the word bank at the top of this phonics worksheet.
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Print and cut out the cards. Flip the cards face-down and have a pair of students take turns flipping cards to make a match.
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This word sort activity is another cut and glue worksheet where students will glue the PL word pictures in the PL column and the non-PL pictures in the other column.
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This cute, penguin-shaped slider is a fun way for your students to practice reading words in the -ing family. Cut along the dotted lines and then slide the strip into the penguin to read all of the words in this unit. Click the ALT button for a full color version.
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This printable activity has flashcards with sixteen different words that end with -ay.
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Mini-Book: Sw- Words FREE
This easy-to-assemble mini-book features SW words such as: swim, swan, swing, and sweets.
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Write the missing TR words on the lines to finish the sentences. Color the pictures, cut the pages, and staple together to form the mini-book.
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There are six illustrations on this worksheet. Using the word bank at the top, write the FR word on the lines below each picture.
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This fun cut and glue activity will have students cutting out the pictures and gluing them in the correct column (SK- words or other words).
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Cut out the pictures at the bottom section of this worksheet and glue them in the correct column.
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Students can use this worksheet to practice making sentences with "-ay" words. Have them cut out the cards and arrange them to form sentences. Then, they can write their sentences on the lined paper included with the worksheet.
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Download and print these pages to cut out 11 different flashcards for the
-ake word family unit.
-ake word family unit.
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This phonics worksheet has 25 word squares to be used to form sentences with DR words. Then write those sentences down on the lined pages.
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Write the SL word that corresponds with each picture. A word box is provided.
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Use the illustrated word bank to complete each of the four sentences on this phonics worksheet.
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Write down as many BL words as you can think of on the lines provided.
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Your students will have fun with this activity. Color, cut, and assemble this phonics mini-book with SC words.
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Have your students cut out the pictures on the bottom of the page and glue them in the correct column to sort out GR words from the rest.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of cl- words and basic sight words.
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Sort the cut up SP word pictures into the appropriate column: SP words and other words.
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Write the word that matches the picture on the primary-ruled line below it.
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These phonics cards featuring words that start with ST can be used for several different activities including a memory match game.
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Color "-ime" and the -ime words. Write the -ime words corresponding to the pictures and then fill in the tall/short boxes at the bottom.
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These printable flashcards are a great learning tool to practice reading words that end in -ed.
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Print out these pages to cut out the 10 different flashcards for the -ail word family unit.
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Using the words from the word bank at the top of the page, write the correct word on the lines for the matching picture.
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This phonics worksheet has six pictures and lines below it to write the PL word that matches the picture.
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The -ing word family has 9 different words to practice with these print-and-cut flashcards.
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Using the words listed at the top of the worksheet, write the correct SK word for each illustration.
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This worksheet has primary-ruled lines to practice writing the DR words shown in the pictures.
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This printable card game has ten word cards and ten picture cards for students to use for matching and practice activities.
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This cut and glue activity involves cutting out the eight pictures on the bottom of the page, sorting, then gluing them in the right column.
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Write in the missing letter in the boxes for each of the words, then rewrite the word on the lines.
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Use the words at the top of the page to match the picture and write that word on the lines below it.
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Students can use crayons to color the pictures, then use a pencil to trace each FL word along the dotted lines and rewrite it on the blank lines.
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Use the word bank at the top to find the right GL word for each picture. Write that word on the lines.
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Practice building sentences with these word cards. Cut out each one and arrange them into sentences using at least one "ake" word per sentence. Then write out your sentences.
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Write the SN word that corresponds with each picture. A word box is provided.
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Print the phonics wheel on card stock and cut it out. Fasten the front to the back. Spin the wheel and read the BL words you see.
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Cut out and assemble this truck-themed word slider for the -ake word family unit. Click on the ALT button for a full-color version of the word slider.
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This 2-player memory matching card game will have your students recognizing and reading -it words.
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This is a 1 or 2-player memory matching card game will have your students identifying and reading -ight words.
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Use these word cards to practice making sentences with words from the "ail" word family. Write your sentences on the lined paper.
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Another cut and glue activity, cut apart the letter squares and paste them in the boxes to form the words in the pictures.
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Cut out the wheel and assemble it with a brass paper fastener. Spin the wheel and read the words. For best results, you will probably want to print this file on card stock paper.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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Slide the letter strip through the airplane-shaped word slider to make
-ay words.
-ay words.
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Cut out the pages for this mini-book along the lines and staple the pages together. Color the pictures and write the PL words on the lines.
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Print and cut out the pig-shaped word slider. Insert the strip into the pig and move the strip along to read each word. ALT button below has a full-color version available.
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Pennant (Sn- Words) FREE
Print out the pennants on card stock paper. Have each student make a pennant and write the sn- word on their pennant. String up all the pennants in your classroom.
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This printable activity has nine GR words and picture cards that match it. You can use these cards for matching and practice.
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This mini-book features FR words. Have your students color the pictures, write the words, cut the pages, and staple them together to form a book.
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Write the correct PR word that matches each picture on the lines provided.
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Make a fun little mini-book with this printable activity. Students can write in the missing SP word on the lines and color the pictures.
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Draw a line from the picture on the left side to the matching word on the right side of this worksheet.
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Color, cut, and staple together cards with the BR words: brick, brain, brush, and bread.
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Cut out the /spl/ words and glue them below the correct picture.
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Crayons, scissors, and a stapler are needed to assemble this mini-book featuring SK words.
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Cut out the 25 words on this worksheet and arrange them into sentences. Then write the sentences on the lined paper. Make sure to use an "ed" word in each sentence.
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For each of the six pictures, write the SW word that matches it on the lines.
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Make a list of 'br' words and list them on the graphic organizer.
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Students can carefully cut out these word cards and use them to make sentences with words from the "-et" word family. Lines are provided for them to write down the sentences they build.
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Color the pictures, trace the word along the dotted lines, and then write that word on the lines to the right.
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Cut out these word cards and use them to make sentences. Make sure each sentence has an "-aw" word. Practice your handwriting skills by writing the sentences on the paper provided.
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This phonics card game has 18 cards to be cut out and used for practicing words with the SC blend.
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Print out these pages and cut out the eight flashcards for this unit to help students study their word family words ending with -ain.
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Assemble the pirate-themed word slider to view and practice -ail words. The ALT button will lead to a full-color version.
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Cut and arrange the words from the worksheet to make sentences that use at least one "ap" word. Write the sentences you made on the lines provided.
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Print out these pages to cut out eight different flashcards for the -aw word family unit.
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Slide the letters through the dog to practice reading -it words.
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This fun fish-themed word slider will have kids reading the words grin, chin, bin, thin, win, pin, skin, fin, twin, spin, tin, and in. (If you'd prefer a full-color version of this file, click the ALT button below.)
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Students will have fun learning phonics with this mini-book they can put together featuring GL words.
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Draw a line to match the picture on the left side to the PL word on the right side of this phonics matching worksheet.
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Print out these pages and cut out the word cards. Spread them out on a table and flip them over and have students take turns trying to find a matching word set.
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This 2-player memory matching card game will have your students recognizing and reading -and words.
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Cut out the 25 word squares and arrange them to form different sentences using at least one FL word. Then write the sentences down on the lines provided on the following pages.
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Have your students draw a line from the picture in the left column to the matching GR word in the right column.
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Cut out the letters and lay them on the page to create the words branch and brush. Then attach the words with a chemical adhesive, such as glue.
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This is a slug. I will go down the slide. It's time for bed. Go to sleep. May I have a slice of pizza? These, plus other sentences, are included in the SL mini book.
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Students will cut, color, and assemble this mini-book that features words that have the GR consonant blend.
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Students will draw a line to match the picture to the correct GL word.
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Cut out the letter squares on the bottom of this phonics worksheet and glue them in the spaces to make ST words.
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These printable flash cards can be used to practice 12 different -in words.
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Students write sn- words to complete the sentences. The color the pictures and cut out the pages. Staple together and read!
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This printable has flashcards with eleven different -it words to study.
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This is a fun phonics activity where students can glue the pictures of PR words in the left column and the other pictures to the right.
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Read and match pairs of words ending with the letters -in. This game is played like the classic memory game that many students are familiar with.
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Cut out the 25 word boxes and arrange them to form sentences. Try to use at least one SC word in each sentence.
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Cut out the eight pictures along the dotted lines and use a glue stick to put them in the proper column: SW words or other words.
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These word cards can be used to build a variety of sentences using words from the "-ight" word family. Write the sentences you come up with on the lined paper.
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This cut-and-glue activity can help students practice identifying /shr/ words with their images.
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Use a pencil to draw lines to match each picture to the correct SK word.
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Cut and glue the letter squares into the boxes to make the words "flame" and "flag".
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Download and print this activity to cut out ten different flashcards for the
-ight word family unit.
-ight word family unit.
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Practice reading words that end with
-en with these 10 printable flashcards.
-en with these 10 printable flashcards.
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Cut out the fish and the word strip along the dotted lines. Weave the word strip into the slots on the fish to practice reading this week's words that end with -en. Click on the ALT button below for a color version.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of cr- words and sight words.
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Print out this page to cut out six flashcards for the -ig word family unit.
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This printable has 18 word and picture cards to play different games with to practice TR words.
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Trace the words along the dotted lines and then rewrite the words on the primary-ruled lines.
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This 2-player memory matching card game will have your students identifying and reading -ew words.
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Practice building sentences with these 25 word cards, including 4 "-un" words. Worksheet includes 14 numbered lines to write the sentences on.
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Use scissors to cut out these 25 word cards. They can be arranged in many ways to make different sentences. Use the lines on the second page to write the sentences you make.
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Use a word from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure the word fits in the spaces provided.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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Use scissors to cut out the mixed up words on the bottom and arrange to make the TR words in the pictures. Then glue the letters in the boxes provided.
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There is a picture of a frog, a frame, fruit, and friends for students to color in, trace the word, and then write the word on the primary-ruled lines.
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With this cut-and-glue activity, students will cut out pictures and sort them into the appropriate column of the t-chart depending on whether they are /scr/ words or not.
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This is a printable phonics worksheet featuring the DR words: drive and dragon.
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Students can use the picture box to help decide which word completes each sentence.
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Assemble the dog-shaped word slider to view and practice -aw words. The ALT button will lead to a full-color version.
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Draw lines to match the picture on the left to the correct SP word on the right.
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This printable has six spaces for students to write DR words. Pictures of a drum, dragon, and a person driving will help guide the student to the right words.
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Make a phonics flip book with your class for a fun way to practice CL words.
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Challenge your students to think of as many BR words as they can and write them on this lined worksheet.
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them to form the words, crib and crane.
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Cut the words from the bottom of this page and glue them to the correct gray box below the appropriate picture.
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Flashcards (-ere) FREE
Print out these pages to cut out the four different flashcards for the -ere word family unit.
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Write down as many CL words as you can on the lines provided.
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Use these flashcards for a variety of games and activities to practice CL words.
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Trace the words: plum, plate, plant, and plane. Then write them again on the primary-ruled lines.
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Practice reading words from the -ate word family with these ten printable flashcards.
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Cut out the letter squares and use them to form the words clown and clam.
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Trace each word along the dotted lines and then rewrite the word on the primary-ruled lines next to it.
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Pair up your students so they can alternate trying to make word matches with this printable card matching game.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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Color in the pictures and then trace the GR words. Next, write out the words on the primary-ruled lines.
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Practice building sentences with these word cards. Clip them out and arrange them to make sentences using at least one "ain" word per sentence. Practice writing the sentences too.
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Cut out this ladybug-shaped word slider and word strip. Weave the word strip into the slots on the ladybug and move the strip up and down to form different words that end with -ain. (Color version available via the ALT button.)
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Cut out and assemble this apple-shaped word slider for the -op word family unit. Click on the ALT button for a full-color version of the word slider.
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Encourage phonological awareness with this cut-and-glue activity where students match a /squ/ word with its picture.
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Use scissors to cut out the 25 word cards on this printable. Then arrange the words to make sentences. Write the sentences you make on the primary-ruled lines provided.
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Use these word and picture cards to play a variety of phonics games.
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On this phonics worksheet, have your student color the pictures. Then trace and write the TR words on the lines.
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This activity has twenty-five word cards to be cut apart and rearranged to form sentences. Try to use at least one SK word in each sentence.
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Can you make the words in the pictures? Scissors and glue are needed for this phonics activity.
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Students will have fun putting together this mini-book featuring the PR words: price, propeller, printer, princess, and pretzel.
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Look for words that begin or end with SK. Circle them and write them on the bottom.
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Students can carefully clip out these word cards and arrange them into sentences with at least one "-unk" word per sentence.
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Print, cut, and assemble this apple-shaped word slider for the -ight word family unit. Click on the ALT button for a full-color version of the word slider.
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Cut out and assemble this ladybug-shaped word slider for the -ot word family unit. Click on the ALT button for a full-color version of the word slider.
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On this printable phonics worksheet, color the picture, then trace the word along the dotted line, and write the word on the primary-ruled lines.
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This is another cut-and-glue activity in which students will cut out the letter squares and glue them in the boxes to make the words "frog" and "frame".
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Download and print these pages to cut out 10 different flashcards for the
-op word family unit.
-op word family unit.
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Color the pictures, then trace and write the PR words on the primary-ruled lines.
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Download and print these pages to cut out 8 different flashcards for the
-and word family unit.
-and word family unit.
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Download and print these pages to cut out 12 different flashcards for the
-ot word family unit.
-ot word family unit.
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On this phonics worksheet, use a pencil to draw lines connecting the pictures on the left to the matching SW word on the right.
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This web-shaped organizer will help students think up words that begin with the FL consonant blend.
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Cut out the letter squares to form the words "plate" and "plant" on this build-a-word worksheet.
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Pair up your students and they can take turns trying to make word matches with this printable card matching game.
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Your students can play this game alone or with a partner to take turns making word matches with this game.
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This is a 2-player memory matching card game will have your students recognizing and reading -op words.
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Challenge your students to think up some DR words on their own and write them on the primary-rules lines.
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Your students can practice writing SP words by tracing the words along the dotted lines and writing them on the primary-ruled lines.
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This word family set has only four words: here, there, were, and where.
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After this flip book is assembled, students can practice reading the ST words: stairs, stem, stool, and star.
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Create your own sentences using these 25 word cards. Be sure to include at least one
"-ink" word in each sentence.
"-ink" word in each sentence.
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Using these word cards, students can practice building and writing their own sentences with "-ore" words.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of sl- words and basic sight words.
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Students can use this graphic organizer to help them think up more SC words on their own.
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Cut out the words and rearrange them on a table to make sentences. Try to use a PL word in each sentence. Write the sentences on the lined paper included.
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Print and cut out these 20 flashcards that contain DR words. Students can use them for games or for practice.
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Students can take turns finding pairs of matching -eal words in this 2-player memory card game.
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Fill in the /spl/ words from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure the word fits in the blanks shown.
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This is a 2-player memory matching card game that will have your students recognizing and reading -ot words.
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Cut out and assemble this truck-themed word slider for the -and word family unit. Click on the ALT button for a full-color version of the word slider.
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Write out different ST words using this web-shaped graphic organizer.
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Students can use this worksheet to challenge themselves to write down as many SC words they can think of.
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Cut and arrange these 25 word cards to make different sentences and then write those sentences on the primary-ruled lines on the attached pages.
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Cut out the penguin and word strip along the dotted lines. Insert the word strip through the slits on the penguin so your students can review words in the "-og" word family. The ALT button below contains a color version of the slider.
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This printable activity contains 14 cards (7 words and 7 pictures) for students to use in various ways featuring words with the SK consonant blend.
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Print out these pages to cut out the 15 different flashcards for the -ip word family unit.
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Print and cut out these 16 phonics flashcards to practice reading words with the FL consonant blend.
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Cut and arrange the word squares into sentences with at least one SP word in each one. Use the lined pages attached to write down the sentences you make.
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This printable activity has 13 flashcards that can be cut out and used for practice.
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Print and cut out the bear-shaped word slider. Insert the strip through the slits on the bear's belly and move the strip along to read each word. ALT button below has a full-color version available.
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Print this file on card stock. Cut and color to make a words slider. Students slide the strip up and down and read the words they see.
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This worksheet is ideal for letting students think up as many FL words as they can.
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Flower, flag, flame, and fly are the featured FL words in this printable phonics flip book.
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There are eight letter squares on this worksheet to be cut out and rearranged to form the words "sky" and "skate".
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Crayons, scissors, and a stapler or glue are needed to make this phonics flip book with DR words.
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Print out these pages to cut out 6 different flashcards for the -un word family unit.
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them to make the words slide and sleeve.
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Students can use this printable as a practice tool to review words with the PL consonant blend.
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This printable has 18 cards to use with different activities to learn about FR words.
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Cut out the pirate ship and the slider along the dotted lines. Thread the word strip into the slots on the boat to practice reading this unit's words that end in -ate. Click on the ALT button below for a color version.
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Use the letter squares to form the ST words below the pictures.
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Search for words in the puzzle that begin or end with SP. Circle them and write them down on the lines.
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Cut out and assemble this phonics flip book that features the words: scarf, score, scooter, and scare.
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Cut and paste the letter squares in the boxes to form the words: grapes and grill.
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Cut out the words and rearrange them on a table to make sentences. Try to use a GL word in each sentence. Lined paper is included to write the sentences down.
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Use the word key to complete the sentences. Make sure the word has the correct number of letters to fit in the sentence!
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Assemble the bear-themed word slider to view and practice -ip words. The ALT button will lead to a full-color version.
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Cut out the letter squares and rearrange the letters to make the words, snow and snail.
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Read and study the seven words in the "-og" word family unit by printing out these useful flashcards.
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Cut out the letter squares and arrange them to make the words, cry and crab.
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Cut apart the letter boxes and glue them to make the words "glove" and "globe".
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These printable flashcards are a great learning tool to practice reading words that end with -ug.
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Assemble the apple-shaped word slider to view and practice -end words. The ALT button will lead to a full-color version.
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Print and cut out these 14 "-og" word cards. Use card stock for best results. Your students can pair up to take turns finding matches between the word cards.
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Students can use the cut up word squares to form many different sentences (using at least one SW word in each one). Then they can rewrite the sentences on the lines provided.
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Use these word cards to build sentences with words from the "-ate" word family. On the lined paper, practice writing out your sentences.
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Use letter stampers to make br- words. Includes words: broom, brick, bring, brush, and brown.
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Cut out the 25 word squares. Arrange them to form sentences using at least one GR word in each sentence. Then write the sentences you form on the lines provided on the next pages.
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Print out these flashcards that feature ST words. Use them to memorize the words or play games with them.
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Print and cut out the cards. Flip the cards face-down and have a pair of students take turns flipping cards to make a match.
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This printable features 22 TR word flashcards to practice with. Students can practice on their own or in groups.
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This printable worksheet has 8 elementary-ruled lines for students to brainstorm different ST words.
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Cut out the 25 word cards and arrange them to make sentences. Cards are a mix of sn- words and basic sight words.
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Print out the pennants on card stock. Each student will make a pennant and write the word. String up the pennants in your classroom.
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Assemble the truck-shaped word slider to view and practice -un words. The ALT button will lead to a full-color version.
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Color each of the four pictures, then trace the SW words along the dotted lines, and lastly, write the SW word on the primary-ruled lines.
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Try these printable flashcards for practicing word family words, learning games, or word family scavenger hunts.
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Cut and glue the letter squares to form the TR word in the picture.
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Clip out these word cards and use them to create your own unique sentences. Try to use at lease one "-ow" word in each of your sentences. Then practice writing your sentences on the lines provided.
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Try these print-and-cut flashcards to practice reading these 11 different -ew words.
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Students will use crayons to color in the tractor, tree, trumpet, and truck. Then they will cut out the cards and glue or staple them together to make a flip book.
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Look for words that begin with SW and circle them. Write them on the lines at the bottom.
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This worksheet includes a picture bank to help guide students in filling in the missing words in the sentences.
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Make a spinning phonics word wheel. Make and read the words bring, broom, broke, brain, brave, brown, brick, and brush.
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Practice reading the nine words in the
-ow word family unit by printing out these convenient flashcards.
-ow word family unit by printing out these convenient flashcards.
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Use this printable web-shaped graphic organizer to list some TR words.
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This web-shaped graphic organizer is intended for students to use the illustrations as hints to find FR words and then think of more to write down.
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Use the picture key to find the word that completes each sentence. Then write the word on the blank line.
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This 2-player memory matching card game will have students recognizing and reading -ip words.
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Have your students pair up and take turns finding word matches with this printable game.
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Use these flashcards for a variety of games and activities to practice SL words.
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Pair up your students and they can take turns trying to make word matches with this printable match game featuring words that end
with -ear.
with -ear.
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Crane, crib, crown, and crack are the featured CR word in this printable phonics flip book.
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This printable phonics worksheet activity features cards that can be cut apart and used as a memory game or for practice.
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Print out this page to cut out the six different flashcards for the -oat word family unit.
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Use the picture key to find the correct /shr/ word to complete each sentence. Words include shrew, shrimp, shred, and shrug.
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Cut out and rearrange the nine letter squares to form the words "spoon" and "spin".
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You can use these phonics cards in several ways, including as a memory match game, on a poster, or for a notebook flip activity. They are great for matching and general phonics practice.
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Use scissors to cut out the words on this worksheet. Then, sort the words into sentences. Be sure to use at least one of the "eal" words in each sentence. Write the sentences on the lined paper provided.
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Print the pig word slider on card stock paper. Cut out the pieces. Color the word slider. Then weave the word strip through the pig and read the CL words you see.
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There are 14 -ow words with the
long - O sound in this word family to practice with these printable flashcards.
long - O sound in this word family to practice with these printable flashcards.
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Cut out the rectangles on the bottom of the page along the dotted lines and adhere them to the main page to create a flip book of SK words.
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Carefully clip these 25 word cards and use them to make sentences. Write each sentence on one of the lines provided. Don't forget to use an "-ew" word in each sentence!
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Cut out these printable flashcards for practicing word family words, learning games, or word family scavenger hunts.
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Your students can help color and write on these pennant sheets (featuring ST words) to hang in your classroom.
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This graphic organizer has an illustration of a plug, plane, and a planet to help guide the students to write PL words. Then there are a few more lines for them to write more PL words.
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Have your students cut out the words and arrange them to make sentences using at least one scr- word per sentence. As they build the sentences, they can write them on the primary-ruled lines provided.
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Practice reading the 6 words in the
-ub word family unit by printing out these nifty flashcards.
-ub word family unit by printing out these nifty flashcards.
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Students can use this robot-themed words slider to practice reading and recognizing words that begin with ST.
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This phonics card game has seven picture cards and seven word cards that can be used for a matching game and other studying activities.
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Students will need crayons, scissors, and a stapler or glue to put together this flip book containing words with the SL consonant blend.
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Form the words scare and score with the cut up letters on this phonics cut-and-glue worksheet.
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Print out these 18 flashcards that all have words with the FR consonant blend. Use the flashcards to practice or to play.
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This pennant printable has ten pennants to be cut out out and colored. The FL words featured are: flag, flashcards, flute, Florida, flamingo, floss, fly, flower, floor, and flame.
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Cut out the letters and arrange them on the page to form the words, sloth and sleep.
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Use the word cards on this page to form sentences with words from the "-en" word family. Write the sentences on the numbered lines provided.
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Print and cut out these 10 flashcards to practice reading words from the
-ink word family.
-ink word family.
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These printable flashcards are a great learning tool to practice reading words that end with -ear. Includes the words pear, tear, bear, wear, and others.
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Students can alternate finding pairs of matching -ice words in this 2-player memory card game.
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On this worksheet, students will fill in the missing letters and rewrite the words on the primary-ruled lines below their images.
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