Teach kids to read contractions with these fun new books!

Teach kids about contractions with my new set of phonics readers!

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Are you teaching your students how to read and write contractions?

Contractions aren’t exactly a high interest topic, but these funny books will liven them up!

These five printable books are set 18 in my collection of free phonics books. Use them with the rest of my readers, or use this as a stand-alone set when teaching about how words combine to make contractions.

You’ll find five books in the set:

• will: I’ll, you’ll, he’ll, she’ll, they’ll, we’ll
• would: you’d, I’d, he’d, shed, we’d, they’d
• am, is are: I’m, you’re, he’s, she’s, it’s they’re
• has, have: I’ve, they’ve, you’ve, he’s, she’s, we’ve
• not: isn’t, haven’t, won’t, wouldn’t, can’t, doesn’t

Here’s a sample!

Each contraction is broken down into the words that make it.

Your child will have the opportunity to review sight words we’ve learned our free sight word books.  This page reviews the words I, bet, to, that, off, and would.

This set of books builds on our previous phonics books.  On this page, your child will review the silent e pattern (like), er (her), ea (clean), and ou (house).

I just love this picture.  I know how she feels!

On the last page, your child will review all the contractions in the book.

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How to print and assemble:

• Print pages 2-25 front to back (page 1 is my Terms of Use).  I like to use light cardstock to make the books durable.
• Separate the stack into each individual book.  Each book consists of two pages front to back.
• Cut across the horizontal center of the pages.
• Insert the pages into each other, using the page numbers as a guide.
• Staple with a long arm stapler.

For a picture tutorial to help you put the books together, visit this post.

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