Word Families: -at and -an
Twelve words to sort into the -at house and the -an house: cat, hat and mat, can, fan and van. Read them, then write them.
Six pairs of short rhyming words to match with a line: cat and hat, sun and run, pig and wig, bed and red, dog and log, bug and rug.
“Read the words. Draw a line from each word to the word that rhymes with it.”
Printed on the sheet:
catredsunwigpighatbedlogdogrunbugrug
Say the pairs out loud as a chant. Rhyming is an ear skill before a reading skill.
Kids who make silly words and count them as real. Ask them to use the word in a sentence.
Read a rhyming picture book and list the word families you hear.
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Twelve words to sort into the -at house and the -an house: cat, hat and mat, can, fan and van. Read them, then write them.
Six new rhyming pairs to match with a line: jam and ham, lid and kid, mud and bud, fig and dig, vet and wet, top and hop.
Twelve words to sort into the -ag house and the -am house: bag, tag and wag, ham, jam and yam.
Twelve short i words to sort into the -ip house and the -it house: dip, lip and sip, bit, fit and hit.
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