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Short Vowel Teacher Resources
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Review the letters in the alphabet that are vowels. Learners will view a list of short vowel sounds and recognize the difference from long vowel sounds. Then they identify words with short vowel sounds and analyze their patterns.
Vowel letters of the alphabet and the sounds associated with the vowel are the focus of this lesson. Students distinguish between both long and short vowel sounds by reading, writing, speaking, and listening to the words and sounds. Using Crayola Overwriter markers they color-code long and short vowels in their favorite words.
Young readers locate 6 words that feature short vowel in a word search and solve a mystery puzzle by identifying words that have short vowel sounds. There are 5 pages in this packet.
Get those kids ready to read with increased phonemic awareness! Children in grades K-2 will participate in a variety of stimulating activities to practice sounding out, identifying, and reading simple cvc words. Pupils will sign, sing, read, and write short vowel sounds, then put it all together by playing the game Word Maker. The thinking that went into this lesson is amazing! Perfect for Special Ed.
Learners will create a list of short vowel sound words and participate in computer phonics activities to practice. They will read an interactive storybook online. Next, they will complete words in order to better understand short vowel sounds.
Learners use gestures to recognize the short vowel sounds. In this cvc lesson, students use a cue to recognize the vowel sound. Learners practice various words with the cues.
Students identify short vowel sounds. In this vowel sounds lesson, students play the popular game Twister using short vowel sound cards in place of the Twister mat. Printable short vowel sound cards are included in this lesson.
Practice the recognition of short vowel sounds using this colorful resource. Learners fill in the missing vowels in short words, such as cup, nap, and box. Your class will love this activity.
In this short vowels worksheet, students pick words from the word box to finish the sentences and complete the rhymes. Students finish the puzzles with the words could and have.
In this short vowels learning exercise, students write a word from the box to rhyme with the first 6 words. Students use the words could and have to complete the last 2 sentences.