Many of my readers have requested more short vowel write the room printables. So here we are … set 4!
The download includes three levels of difficulty. I chose level 3 for my Six, as he reads CVC words automatically and without difficulty.
For level 3, you simply cut apart the scrambled words and post them around your home or classroom.
Have your learner(s) carry a recording sheet around the room. They copy each word using the picture clue (level 1), read and copy each word without a picture clue (level 2), or unscramble and write the word (level 3).
This is quick, enjoyable activity for my Six – one he doesn’t mind doing after a morning at kindergarten.
He only made one mistake … he misspelled “leg.” Not a big surprise considering that in our part of the country, leg is often pronounced lage. Just like bag is often pronounced. bage.
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INGRDI
THANK YOU! IT WILL BE SO HELPFUL!
jean
Thank you so much for all these..They are a big help to my kids..Stay blessed..
Maria
your contents are so amazing and they are all accurate and helpful to my students. they enjoy it a lot. thanks 🙂
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Maria!
Denis
so far it is the best website with resources for preschoolers and I don’t see any competitors being here! Keep it up!
Nonnie
Thank you! These are truly awesome ways to get children to practice reading skills! I’m a retired teacher who is homeschooling my granddaughter. We needed some fresh, fun ideas. We so appreciate your hard work and willingness to share!
Anna G
You’re welcome!
Christine Kirk
These are fantastic!! Many thanks!!
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Christine!
Theresa
Thank you! Thank you for so many ways for the students to learn!
Anna G
You’re welcome, Theresa!
Geetu
This is amazing work, I am now taking charge of my 6 year old’s reading and all the tips will definitely come handy.
Anna G
I’m so glad you found this helpful, Geetu!
A. Stafford
Thank you for the this wonderful resource! I really like that there are different options depending on the level of my students. My students also love it! I was wondering though, do you have any plans to make a set for short u?
Anna G
Actually, I have, I just haven’t written the blog post yet. Hopefully in the next few weeks!
A. Stafford
Awesome!! Thank you for the quick reply! Also, thank you for all that you do to help us teachers and parents provide wonderful tools to help our kiddos learn!! 🙂
Theresa
Thank you for the ideas to help my class learn ( they think that they are playing, and they are learning)!
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Theresa!
Mary Lou Sikora
Anna, You are truly amazingly creative. I am a retired elementary Special Ed/reading specialist and am now tutoring my 5 year old granddaughter. I did not have a lot of material at this level so I went searching on the web. All your materials support an explicit, multisensory reading program. A great big thank you for alllll that you share. I’m loving it and my granddaughter is flourishing!!! blessings, Mary Lou
Anna G
I’m thrilled to hear that you can use my resources with your granddaughter, Mary Lou – thank you so much for your comment!