Short vowel games kindergarten

FREE Short Vowel Games - 26 different board to help kindergarten, 1st grade, and 2nd grade kids practice identifying short vowels (language arts)

A 5 year old reading level means kids can read short vowel words like fin, mat, ham, get, rip, lot...etc. 5 year old kids can read: The red hen is mad.

Kids can practice sorting long vowels and short vowels with this free activity, and then sort into specific vowel sounds. There's reading to be done, too!

5 FREE printables for kids to sort long and short vowel sounds. The worksheets include ten pictures to sort according to their vowel sound.

Jessica Farmer on Instagram: "✨ Practice your vowels with me! Short & Long Vowel Sounds for a, e, i, o, u, _y. Say them 3 times for extra practice! Comment “Done ✅” after you practice. Follow @farmerlovesphonics for more phonics drills like this one! 🎉 #teachersofinstagram #teachersoftiktok #scienceofreading #structuredliteracy #phonics #phonemicawareness #foundationalskills #iteachfirst #prek #kindergarten #firstgrade #secondgrade #untileverychildcanread #ela"

A fun game for your children to play - perfect for helping them practice their recognition of the 'magic e'

Student learn to tricky short vowel sounds with these spring themed short vowel games and activities. Students sort pictures containing words with short vowel sounds. Great for first grade literacy centers!

If you have learners who could use some work on short vowel sounds with longer words, these short vowel clip cards are perfect! These 20 free clip cards are just a sample from my Self-Checking Short Vowel Clip Cards Pack. My kids love clip cards…and I do, too! They’re fun to create and fun to work. ... Read More about Short Vowel Clip Cards

Vowel sounds are hard to practice, especially the A, E, and I. To make the phonics practice fun we created a fun vowel sounds practice game with cups!