Hey y’all! How y’all doin’? Today, I wanna talk ‘bout somethin’ that’s important for all our lil’ ones - learnin’ vowel sounds. We gotta make sure our kids stay ahead in their grade 1 classes, right? So, I found some amazin’ worksheets that can help ’em with long and short vowel sounds.
Worksheet 1
This first worksheet is perfect for practicing both long and short vowel sounds. It’s got different words like “cat” and “cake” to help kids differentiate the sounds. This way, they’ll learn the importance of vowels and how they can completely change the meanin’ of a word. Plus, it’s always good to start with basic words, right?
Worksheet 2
Now, this one’s a fun circlin’ worksheet! It’s focused on long vowels, where kids need to circle the pictures that have words with long vowel sounds. With colorful images like “pie” and “tiger,” it’s sure to keep ’em engaged while learnin’ those tricky sounds.
Worksheet 3
Let’s move on to this next worksheet. It’s all ‘bout identifyin’ long vowel sounds in words. Kids need to fill in the blanks with the correct long vowel sound to complete each word. It’s a great way to improve their spellin’ skills and strengthen their grasp on long vowels.
Worksheet 4
This one focuses on both long and short vowel sounds. Kids need to color the pictures accordin’ to whether they have a long or short vowel sound. Words like “bug” and “cane” are included, so they can really understand the difference between the two sounds.
Worksheet 5
For this worksheet, kids have to fill in the blanks with the correct short vowel sound to complete each word. They’ll come across words like “cat” and “hen,” which will help them practice and reinforce their understandin’ of short vowel sounds.
Worksheet 6
If your kiddo is ready for more challengin’ worksheets, then this one is perfect for ’em. It’s designed for second graders and covers both long and short vowel sounds. They’ll have to fill in the blanks to complete words like “m__dle” and “sh__t.”
Worksheet 7
In this next worksheet, kids will practice both short and long vowels by cuttin’ out the pictures and sortin’ them into the correct category. It’s an interactive way for them to identify the different vowel sounds and enhance their critical thinkin’ skills.
Worksheet 8
Now, here’s a festive worksheet to add some holiday cheer to learnin’! Kids need to color the pictures accordin’ to whether they have a short or long vowel sound. With cute images like “gift” and “tree,” it’ll surely keep ’em engaged durin’ the holiday season.
Worksheet 9
This next worksheet is a bit more advanced and is meant for third graders. It focuses on both long and short vowel sounds, where they have to fill in the blanks to complete words like “b__rd” and “cr__ft.” It’s a great way to challenge ’em and further develop their vocabulary.
Worksheet 10
Lastly, we have a worksheet dedicated to the “long o” vowel sound. Kids need to write the correct “long o” word next to each picture. It’s a fantastic way to help ’em with their readin’ skills and expand their knowledge of different vowel teams.
I hope y’all found these worksheets helpful for your little ones! Remember, keep encouragin’ them to practice and learn these vowel sounds. Happy learnin’!
