We often come across words like whip, when, which, wham, whisk, whip etc.  Children try to blend the w and h sound together but ‘wh’ is not a consonant blend. It is in fact a digraph where you hear only one sound. The digraph wh is just another way to spell the sound /w/.   Read The post wh words list and worksheets appeared first on Free English worksheets ..read more

Three letter words or CVC words are the foundation of becoming a good reader and writer. It is what introduces the children to the world of blending and segmenting sounds and understanding patterns in words. This ‘three-letter words for kids‘ pack is ideal for kindergarten to practice writing three-letter words. We begin with beginning sounds The post Read the short vowel CVC words and colour the picture. appeared first on Free English worksheets ..read more

‘ng’ is a nasal sound. There are three nasal sounds in the English language. ‘m’ and ‘n’ are the other two. Lift the back of your tongue and press it against the soft palate. Then, release the noise through the nose. That’s the /ng/ sound. The sound is voiced so the vocal cords vibrate while The post The ‘ng’ sound Pack appeared first on Free English worksheets ..read more

It’s time for digraph th sound words. We usually begin with digraph ‘sh’  and then move on to digraph ‘ch.’ After that comes digraph ‘th’ which we will be discussing in detail today. For the th sound words, put the tongue between the teeth and simultaneously blow the air out. Try doing this without and The post Introducing Digraph ‘th’ appeared first on Free English worksheets ..read more

Digraph sh, ch, and th sounds appear often when reading books. We often come across words like ship, thumb, shell, chess, chump, chick, bath, mash, munch, moth, thin, etc. Today, I will be sharing three phonics sounds resources with you, one each for digraph sh, ch, and th.     The above video is for The post digraph sounds – ch sh th appeared first on Free English worksheets ..read more

CVC- Consonant Vowel Consonant. CVC words are the first words that a child begins to read. They are decodable words. E.g. rat, hem, fin, cob, hug, etc. In this post, I will be sharing CVC sentences worksheets for short vowel a e i o u.         The first three-letter words worksheet focuses The post CVC sentences appeared first on ..read more

A sentence is a group of words written in a particular order such that it makes a complete meaning. In this post, I will discuss the four types of sentences. Declarative sentences Imperative sentences Interrogative sentences Exclamatory sentences A set of five worksheets to practice the types of sentences is also included.   Let’s discuss The post types of sentences appeared first on ..read more

We often come across words like high, sigh, might, light, flight, bright, delight, tonight, thigh, fright. What common in these words? It’s the long vowel sound ‘igh.’ ‘igh’ can also be called a trigraph. In this post, I will be sharing igh words worksheets. What is a long vowel? A long vowel is used to The post Long i sound – igh words appeared first on ..read more

CVC words are the foundation of becoming a good reader and writer. Three letter words introduce the children to the world of blending and segmenting sounds and understanding patterns in words. I will be sharing CVC sentences to read in this set. What are CVC words? CVC – Consonant Vowel Consonant Some examples of CVC The post CVC sentences to read appeared first on ..read more

Pairs such as ‘see sea‘ ‘tee tea‘ ‘leek leak’ ‘seem seam’ bean been’ ‘peak peek’ ‘need knead’ ‘week weak’ ‘flee flea‘ ‘meet ‘meat’ ‘steel steal’ ‘heel heal’ ‘read reed’ etc. sound the same but have different spellings and different meanings. They are called homophones. In this post, I will be focusing on long vowel sounds The post ee ea homophones appeared first on ..read more