First-grade worksheet for Sort 36 (Short e, i, o, u) containing 10 fill-in-the-blank sentences and 6 word unscrambles. Forced to a single page.
A set of printable calling cards for Long A Bingo, featuring 22 simple words categorized by spelling pattern (-ai, -ay, -eigh, -ea, magic -e). Includes dashed lines for easy cutting and a helpful tutoring tip.
A set of 9 unique 3x3 bingo boards featuring simple long /a/ words with various spelling patterns (-ai, -ay, -eigh, -ea, magic -e). Designed for 1st-grade tutoring with large, readable text and a playful lake theme.
A horizontal alphabet caterpillar activity where 13 letters are missing. Students cut out the missing letters from the bottom of the page and paste them onto the larger body segments to complete the sequence from a to z.
A word sort activity where students categorize words following the five closed syllable exceptions into their respective family groups, with a sentence challenge. Revised for better contrast and line counts.
Creative writing prompts for students to practice using closed syllable exception words in their own stories, featuring a word bank and illustration space. Revised for better page fit and more writing space.
A comprehensive answer key for all decodable passages in the Closed Syllable Exceptions lesson, covering focused and combined stories.
A combined decodable passage for students reviewing all five closed syllable exceptions in an adventure at an old mill.
A combined decodable passage reviewing all five closed syllable exceptions in a winter-themed story. Revised for better page utility and additional drawing area.
A decodable passage focusing on the -ild closed syllable exception, featuring a mild spring day adventure.
A decodable passage focusing on the -olt closed syllable exception, featuring a fast colt in a field.
A decodable passage focusing on the -old closed syllable exception, featuring a bold soldier's tale.
A decodable passage focusing on the -ind closed syllable exception. Revised for content accuracy by removing phonetically inconsistent words.