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Yay! We’re at the last of our Four in a Row reading games for silent e words! This is a small set for u-e words. There just aren’t many words that fit this category, so I included just two games in the download.
My Three chose red and green Do-a-Dot markers for us to use as we played this game. (Christmas will be here soon!)
We took turns reading words and dotting them with our markers – trying to be the first to get four in a row. The first game includes u-e words that begin with single consonants (such as mule) or blends and digraphs (flute and chute).
The second game puts short vowel words (such as cup and bus) into the game as well. This way your young reader will have to really think about whether the word he’s reading has a short or long u sound.
As always, we had fun reading and dotting the remaining words even after one of us had won.
Enjoy!
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Christine Smith
I love these games and activities! Thank you for allowing us to download them without charge!
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Christine!
A Greatful Teachers
Your resources are great! this will surely be useful when teaching my students.
thank you so much for sharing these documents!
Anna G
You’re welcome!
Jannine
Thank you for sharing these. I have used these with my ESL students as well. I appreciate that you have many options for free.
Anna G
You’re welcome, Jannine!
Nataly K
You’re GREAT! Thanks for sharing your work with others! I love your board games! They are very effective!
Anna G
Thank you, Nataly!
April
This is such a fun idea! I just played this game with the short e words with one of my intervention groups and they LOVED it. Anything to make learning fun! Thank you!!!!
Sharon Butler
Hello! I’ve just found your wonderful site and I’m so thrilled! I’m a trainee teacher and I have an observation on a phonics lesson next week. I’m teaching the ‘ue’ sound, but not as a split digraph.
I just LOVE the four in a row game, I’m just wondering if you have the same game but in basic ‘ue’ words pls? such as blue, glue, statue etc?
Many thanks!!!
Leanne Minton
Many, many thanks for these magic e worksheets. So much appreciated!
Heather Groth, Customer Support
You’re very welcome, Leanne!