Today I’m sharing a set of free, no prep games for short o words.
I’ve been teaching my Five to read using short vowel word families. Now that we’ve done a variety of activities for short a, we’re moving on to short o. We hope you can today’s quick freebie!
Free games for reading short o words
Simply take turns rolling the die and reading the words in the corresponding column.
The first five games have rhyming words in each column – making them easier than the last two games in the download.
This game asks your child to read nine words each time he rolls the die. Other games include words beginning with blends and digraphs.
This game is a tougher one since all the word families are mixed up.
Simply roll and read as many times as you’d like.
We hope your learners enjoy this quick, simple way to reinforce those phonics skills without flash cards!
Get your free roll & read short o words!
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Your students can complete these activities in Google Slides on a computer or tablet. The activities give them practice with ai, ay, ee, ea, ie, igh, -y, oa, ow, oo, ui, and ew.
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Lisa
You make some amazing things!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!!
Anna Geiger
You’re welcome, Lisa!
Khadija
Dear Anna, Thank you very much for sharing.
Evgeniya
Very useful reading training sheets! Highly appreciated! Many thanks!
Anna Geiger
You’re welcome, Evgeniya!
Jessica M
I am using Chrome but am still receiving the “oops” message. I noticed this happened also on your latest Letter X printable. I love your resources and would like to be able to use it 🙂
Anna Geiger
Hmm – I fixed it so you shouldn’t still have the issue. It should be fixed on the X printable as well. I’ve had other people download it without trouble.
Anna Geiger
Well, ugh, I’m having the problem again. I fixed something in the file, re-inserted it, and now have this problem. I’ll leave a comment here when it’s fixed. I don’t know what the tech issue is. 🙁
Anna Geiger
I think my host fixed it, so check again and let me know if it still doesn’t work!
Kellie
I am also using Chrome and getting OOPS…this is the first time this has happened to me on your site.
Anna Geiger
I fixed something in the file, re-inserted it, and now have this problem. I’ll leave a comment here when it’s fixed. I don’t know what the tech issue is. 🙁
Anna Geiger
I think my host fixed it, so check again and let me know if it still doesn’t work!
Senthilkumar
awesome. First std students in my school conducted ” Reading Day festival” They read more than 2000 words in the phonetic way. I and my kids are really grateful to you since we took worksheets from you.
Anna Geiger
I’m glad to hear you can use my resources!
Kristin
Hi Anna,
I love this resource. Thinking about sending it home as homework. When will the other vowels sounds be available?
Anna Geiger
Hopefully in the next couple of months!
Anty
Thank you for the roll and read short a and short o sheets. My students and I really enjoy practicing the short vowel sounds usong the roll and read activity.. I was wondering if you have the same activity available of short e, short I and short u.
Anna Geiger
Hello, Anty! I will be publishing short i very soon and hope to have the other sets published in the next couple of months.
Meghan
Thank you for the resources! FYI, on page 3 the first column is short a. Not a big deal, just letting you know!
Betty-Ann
Wow! I love it
Anna G
I’m glad to hear that, Betty-Ann!
Tans
”Vinaka ”as in thank you in Fijian…
I really love what you are doing and I salute you for that….
my students love reading the worksheets…everything that you’ve done has really helped me and my students….
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Tans! Thank you so much for the kind words!