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Phonics Word Lists Worksheet

Read each word aloud quietly or with a partner. Look for the letter pattern that helps you read it. Then solve the activities. Australian spelling is used. Word bank: cat, bed, sit, hot, cup, ship, chin, bath, duck, rain, play, feet, dream, boat, snow, cake, kite, home, cube, farm, fork, bird, turn, rabbit, sunset, backpack, rainbow, cap, cape, kit, hop, hope, read, red, ride.

A. Word bank

Short vowels: cat, bed, sit, hot, cup Digraphs (two letters, one sound): ship, chin, bath, duck Vowel teams: rain, play, feet, dream, boat, snow Magic-e: cake, kite, home, cube R-controlled vowels: farm, fork, bird, turn Two syllables: rabbit, sunset, backpack, rainbow

1.Choose the word with the short i sound: cat, sit, cup. Write the word.

2.Match each word to the phonics pattern it contains.

ship
chin
bath
duck

3.Circle the vowel team in each word, then write the team: rain, play, feet, boat.

4.Bodhi is making a sign for the hospital ward's quiet reading corner. Complete the word with the missing vowel team: r__d (meaning to look at words in a book). Choose ee or ea.

5.Add magic e to change each short-vowel word. Write the new word: cap → ___; kit → ___; hop → ___.

6.Which word has an r-controlled vowel sound? Select the best answer.

farm
feet
play
cube

7.Break each word into syllables with a hyphen: rabbit, sunset, backpack, rainbow.

8.True or false: In the word 'duck', the letters ck work together to spell one ending sound.

TrueFalse

9.Omar is packing a bag for a ward activity. Choose one word from the word bank that contains a vowel team and use it in a complete sentence about packing.

10.Sort these words into the correct headings: cat, ship, rain, cake, bird. Headings: short vowel, digraph, vowel team, magic-e, r-controlled.

11.Choose the correctly spelled word that completes the sentence: 'Layla saw a ___ at the ward window.'