Read and Draw: Short Vowels
Four silly short vowel sentences to read and draw. A quick check that kids read every word, not just the first one.
Eight short sentences, each with a vowel missing from one word. The sentence tells kids which short vowel fits.
“Read each sentence. Circle the vowel that makes it make sense. Write it in the box.”
The dThe hThe fAbWe had f
Ask kids to try each vowel in the word and listen for the real word.
Kids who sound out each letter but can’t blend. Practice saying the sounds closer and closer together.
Play “change one letter”: cat to hat to hot to hop.
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Four silly short vowel sentences to read and draw. A quick check that kids read every word, not just the first one.
Six short vowel words with a different vowel each time (cat, pen, pig, dot, bug, web) in sound boxes. Kids have to listen for which vowel it is.
Four sound boxes for words that start with a blend: frog, flag, crab, stop, drum and swim. The vowel is in the third box.
Four sound boxes for words that end with a blend: jump, hand, nest, tent, milk and lamp. The vowel is in the second box.
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