Short Vowel Sentence Generator
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Short Vowel Sentence Generator

One of the most important elements of English phonics taught to beginning readers are Short Vowel Sounds. These sounds, often introduced at the earliest stages of reading education, and are key for developing phonemic awareness. Recognizing the critical role of short vowels in language acquisition, MakingEnglishFun.com has created an innovative educational tool: the Short Vowel…

100+ Fantastic Fun Phonics Worksheets and activities
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100+ Fantastic Fun Phonics Worksheets and activities

The phonics worksheets we have linked below will follow this format. We include the following phonics worksheets

Single Sounds and Onset and Rime Worksheets
CVC Worksheets
Long and Short Vowels Worksheets
Blends and Digraphs Worksheets
Syllable Worksheets

We have put these into collections which are also highlighted on the page where needed as well. The individual worksheets are free

Reading Comprehension and Writing Worksheets – Kindergarten and Primary grade.
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Reading Comprehension and Writing Worksheets – Kindergarten and Primary grade.

Reading comprehension is a skill only obtained by practice. Here we have 100’s of FREE reading comprehension worksheets for you to download and use in you home or classroom. From Preschool and Kindergarten up to grade 1 to 6.

100 + Free CVC Worksheets, Activities and games.
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100 + Free CVC Worksheets, Activities and games.

Here you will find 1000’s of free CVC worksheets, games and activities for teaching CVC words and sound blending. Teaching CVC skills and segmenting words is an important phonetic skill accords the year groups from kindergarten, second language students and ESL students all the way to first grade and primary students

TRUGS: Teaching Reading Using games Review
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TRUGS: Teaching Reading Using games Review

TRUGS, or ”Teaching Reading Using Games” is a Synthetic phonics system I stumbled on a few years ago at a Education Expo in Hong Kong. I attend these things with a ”look what you could have won” mindset as they are usually showing off equipment or resources that my school at the time couldn’t, wouldn’t and probably shouldn’t invest in. Things like holographic projects, VR suites for whole classes, 8k interactive white boards, that supply coffee, that type of thing