Match & Remember: Short-Vowel Rhymes
A memory game: find pairs of rhyming short-vowel words.
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A memory game: find pairs of rhyming short-vowel words.
Listen to a word and choose the short vowel that completes it.
Race by reading carefully: choose the word that fits when only the vowel changes.
Pop the words with the short vowel you’re looking for: a, e, i, o, u, or mixed.
Sort short-vowel words by the vowel sound you hear in the middle.
Read each CVC word and feed the monster only the real words.
Bingo for CVC words: read each word and mark one that fits the clue.
Listen to a short-vowel word and build it letter by letter.
A word search with short-vowel CVC words. Read the list, then find each word.
Guess letters to uncover hidden CVC words before the rainbow fades.
Change one letter to make a new word that fits the clue and reveal a hidden picture.
A cumulative adventure reviewing short vowels and CVC words: read, sort, build, and change letters.
Change one sound and letter at a time to turn one word into another: cat → cot → hot → hop.
Read carefully to follow the real CVC words through the maze. Nonsense words block the way.
A fast-paced game: whack short i words and skip the short e look-alikes.
Read short decodable stories and put each CVC word where it makes sense.
Read a short decodable sentence and answer a question about it.
Find the word with the wrong short vowel in each sentence, then fix it.
Build short sentences from decodable CVC words.
Read short decodable sentences and sort them: could it really happen, or is it silly?
A mini adventure: complete a reading challenge at each stop to unlock the trail and find the treasure.
Words drift by. Feed Munch only the words with sh. Practice, Standard, and Challenge.
Read short decodable stories and put each digraph word where it makes sense.
Hear a word and choose the piece that completes it: sh, ch, th, wh, or ck.