Welcome back to our Print and Play Series, where we are creating and sharing low-prep games that you can play with your kids for summer review, school prep, or any time! The literacy games we've shared so far are for beginning sounds and ending sounds. Today, we're sharing three different levels of ... Read More about Low-Prep Short Vowel Games – Print & Play
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Short and Long Vowel Sorting with Ice Cream
These short and long vowel sorting with an ice cream theme are a fun way to review vowel sounds! We went with ice cream cones to fit a summer theme {free download at the end of this post} because you simply can't go wrong with ice cream cones! This short and long vowel sorting activity can be ... Read More about Short and Long Vowel Sorting with Ice Cream
Sounding Out Short Vowel Words {CVC Unfold and Blend}
Many times, kids struggle with sounding out short vowel words. Even if the words are only three letters {also known as CVC words}, it can be very laborious. Sometimes, it's because they aren't developmentally ready, yet. Other times, they just need a little practice. And still other times, more ... Read More about Sounding Out Short Vowel Words {CVC Unfold and Blend}
Short Vowel Activity Pack
Most all the printables you can find here at This Reading Mama are free. I'm a little addicted to making them and have two pages for our free printables: Preschool Printables and Elementary Printables. And while it's nice to have all those freebies, sometimes you may just looking for one thing. And ... Read More about Short Vowel Activity Pack
FREE Short Vowel Playdough Mats {CVC Words}
Is your child working on beginning and ending sounds or short vowel sounds? Maybe you have a small group in your classroom that needs some extra work on short vowels? Then these FREE Short Vowel Playdough Mats with CVC words are the perfect match for you {download at the END of this ... Read More about FREE Short Vowel Playdough Mats {CVC Words}
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