Vowel combinations chart

Young Learners Practice recognizing and writing vowel combinations

Enjoy this FREE worksheet to practice and reinforce those tricky vowel combinations. Your students will use the box to choose from one of the four targeted combinations to complete the word. Then, they will need to think of a rhyming word for each and write it in the box next to each word. I love your feedback, and it REALLY motivates me to keep offering more FREEBIES!!! ;) Peace, Heather J Tags: reading / reading strategies / first grade / vowels / free / struggling readers / language arts…

These free anchor charts and games will help your students learn how to spell words with the vowel sounds ou and ow. The science of reading will come alive for them as they see how these letter combinations make different sounds.

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Vowels and vowel combinations

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Vowel pairs can be a hard thing for new readers to master. Use these free printable vowel team charts to help them practice reading common vowel pairs! They make great learning tools for learning to read!

I cannot tell a lie - I love anchor charts. No, I REALLY love anchor charts. I am a visual person, and I think most kids like to see their learning on display as well. Anchor charts also help me look good, because they remind me of what's what! It was actually fun (really?) to study vowel pairs, vowel digraphs, and diphthongs. I'm not kidding! I combed through their book to make this chart in order to put all of the information onto one chart. We had this chart up for 2 weeks and referred to…

We all know learning to read and write is tricky for young learners. Learning vowel sounds is also super tricky for our students. I noticed that when I was listening to students read that they didn’t always know or weren’t able to recall the letter-sound relationships and specifically what sounds that vowels can make. By […]