Printable Interactive Reading: Long I and IE Worksheet

The words turtle, bird, and mermaid all use the same initial vowel sound, but are spelled with different letters, making these words difficult to spell! Never fear, for this ir ur er words worksheet is here to the rescue to help your child learn these to read and spell using these difficult to differentiate digraphs.

"A" is the first letter of the alphabet, so have a look at our printable alphabet worksheet and learn to write it properly. See that big red dot? Start from it, trace and write the capital letter "A" and then trace and write the lowercase one. When the task is completed go further. Look at this nice tasty apple and a cute and very kind alligator – write the letter "A" again to complete these two words beginning with it. Get more tracing alphabet worksheets at Kids Academy.

The first letter in the alphabet is a crucial letter to learn, and it should be learned well. In this worksheet, students will learn how to trace and write the letter «A» and circle the pictures with the «A» sound. When children are able to trace and then write the letter, it emphasizes the skill even more. When students are asked to circle the pictures with the «A» sound in this activity, the word and the picture is given, which helps them discover the right way to say a certain word like «apple».

Shall we continue learning the alphabet with the letter "B"? Here is one more ABC writing worksheet.  Put the pencil on the red dot, trace and write the capital letter "B" then trace and write the lowercase letter "b". After that have a look at the pictures. Catch the bee and cross the bridge, and don't forget to write the letters to complete the words. You can find other printable ABC worksheets for kindergarten.

Can you see the letter "C"? Sit close by and have a look at this new letter tracing worksheet. Let's learn to trace and write the letter. The red dot marks the beginning. Put the pencil there, then follow the lines – trace and write the letter. The capital letter "C" comes first and the lowercase letter "c" comes next.  Everyone likes cats and their backs look like "C"s when they are excited. Let's complete the word and make the cat calm and say "prrr" like a car (and don't forget to complete the word).  Get more free alphabet printables.

When reading, ar words and or words look almost the same, but sound very different! Let’s master these distinct digraphs using this fun ar and or words phonics worksheet from Kids Academy! This easy-to-understand worksheet will guide your child to choose the correct digraph using colorful, yet meaningful illustrations.

Jumpstart your little reader’s budding comprehension skills with this Baa Baa Black Sheep printable worksheet! Help your child recite the lines to this popular nursery rhyme. Afterwards, encourage your child to select the pictures that are associated with the poem to test reading comprehension skills!

As your students advance in their education and learn more about reading and pronouncing words, they will see how some word patterns can be said in different ways. For example, the pattern ‘ough’ can be pronounced many different ways. In some words, it makes the sound ‘uff’ as seen in ‘enough’. Give your kids some more examples of common words that are pronounced similarly. Look through this worksheet with your students, and help them unscramble the ‘ough’ words. They should check the box next to the correct word.

Build your child’s vocabulary while practicing the diphthong ew using this ew words worksheet, that challenges kids to choose between lookalike words! Filled with joyful illustrations, your child will enjoy completing this tricky worksheet, all while building important reading and spelling skills along the way!

At the end of this worksheet, your kids should be much better skilled at identifying objects correctly, and also better at counting syllables in words. Together with your little ones, look at the pictures in the printout. Help them to say each word out loud. Then, ask them to count the number of syllables they hear in each word. Help them tick the box that shows the correct number of syllables each word has.

The words turtle, bird, and mermaid all use the same initial vowel sound, but are spelled with different letters, making these words difficult to spell! Never fear, for this ir ur er words worksheet is here to the rescue to help your child learn these to read and spell using these difficult to differentiate digraphs.

"A" is the first letter of the alphabet, so have a look at our printable alphabet worksheet and learn to write it properly. See that big red dot? Start from it, trace and write the capital letter "A" and then trace and write the lowercase one. When the task is completed go further. Look at this nice tasty apple and a cute and very kind alligator – write the letter "A" again to complete these two words beginning with it. Get more tracing alphabet worksheets at Kids Academy.

The first letter in the alphabet is a crucial letter to learn, and it should be learned well. In this worksheet, students will learn how to trace and write the letter «A» and circle the pictures with the «A» sound. When children are able to trace and then write the letter, it emphasizes the skill even more. When students are asked to circle the pictures with the «A» sound in this activity, the word and the picture is given, which helps them discover the right way to say a certain word like «apple».

Shall we continue learning the alphabet with the letter "B"? Here is one more ABC writing worksheet.  Put the pencil on the red dot, trace and write the capital letter "B" then trace and write the lowercase letter "b". After that have a look at the pictures. Catch the bee and cross the bridge, and don't forget to write the letters to complete the words. You can find other printable ABC worksheets for kindergarten.

Can you see the letter "C"? Sit close by and have a look at this new letter tracing worksheet. Let's learn to trace and write the letter. The red dot marks the beginning. Put the pencil there, then follow the lines – trace and write the letter. The capital letter "C" comes first and the lowercase letter "c" comes next.  Everyone likes cats and their backs look like "C"s when they are excited. Let's complete the word and make the cat calm and say "prrr" like a car (and don't forget to complete the word).  Get more free alphabet printables.