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Phonics worksheets: short vowels, sh ch th, word families

Phonics worksheets — a phonics worksheet headed "Short a, e, i, o, u" with eight pictures, a cat, a hen, a pin, a dog, a bug and more, each above a word with the vowel missing, "c_t", "h_n", and an empty space for the child to write the vowel, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative
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Reading 1Short vowels
Reading 2sh, ch, th
Reading 3Word family

Phonics worksheets so children practise the sounds letters make. Teachers and parents print them for class or at home. The pages cover short vowels with the vowel missing from each word, the digraphs sh, ch and th with a line for the beginning sound, and the -at word family. Each word has a picture. The direction box takes a request such as long vowels or blends.

  • a phonics lesson sheet
  • a letter sound practice page at home
  • a centre activity for early readers

Frequently asked questions

Which sounds are covered?
The samples cover short vowels, the digraphs sh, ch and th, and the -at family. The direction box takes long vowels, blends or ar and or.
Is the word family always -at?
The sample is the -at family. Another family is a request in the direction box.
Do the words have pictures?
Yes. Each word on these pages has a picture beside it.

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