With these short E words worksheets, young readers can practice decoding, pronouncing, and spelling simple short E words.
Created by phonics experts, our short vowels worksheets provide an excellent review of short E word families. Ideal for supporting your child’s phonics mastery at home.
Build new short E words with this fun spelling worksheet for kindergarten. Children combine short vowels and word families to create and read short E words while strengthening phonics, spelling, and early reading skills. Further support your child’s spelling skills with other kindergarten spelling worksheets!
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Reading and spelling CVC words is even more fun when crayons are involved! This spelling worksheet invites your child to choose the correct short vowels to spell three words, then color the pictures. For more spelling skill-building activities, consider our 1st grade spelling worksheets.
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Read all the words aloud, then circle the short E words that rhyme with bed. Can you think of other words in the ED word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge! Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills.
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this ED word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Let’s play tic-tac-toe with the ED word family! Read each word aloud. Make an O on the words that rhyme with bed. Make an X over the other words. Which one wins? The more word families your child knows, the more words they’ll be able to read. Our short vowels resources can help!
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Read each word from the ED word family, then write it in the block. Remember that some shapes reach up higher or down lower than others. Which word is a color? Circle it! In addition to learning new word families, consider other phonics worksheets to boost your child’s reading mastery.
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Read all the words aloud, then circle the short E words that rhyme with bed. Can you think of other words in the EG word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge! Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills.
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Trace the EG words, then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. Which of these short E words is a part of your body? Circle it! Can you think of other words in the EG word family? Write them on the back. The more word families you know, the more words you’ll […]
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Read each word from the EG word family, then write it in the block. Remember that some shapes reach up higher or down lower than others. Which word is something you can eat? Circle it! In addition to learning new word families, consider other phonics worksheets to boost your child’s reading mastery.
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Read the words aloud, then circle the short E words that rhyme with bell. Can you think of other words in the ELL word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge! Learning different word families is an ideal way to expand your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills.
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Read the words aloud, then circle the short E words. Color the shell, too! Can you think of other words in the ELL word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge! Learning new word families will help your child recognize familiar patterns when they encounter new words.
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The ELL word family is swell! Write ELL in the blanks and then read the short E words you made. Circle the word that is something you can shake. Can you think of other ELL words? Write them on the back! As you learn new word families, you’ll add to your vocabulary and spelling skills. […]
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Read the words aloud, then draw a line to match each EN word to its picture. Can you think of other words in the EN word family? Learning new word families will help you recognize word patterns, making it easier to read, spell, and expand your vocabulary. Keep it up – soon you’ll be a […]
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Let’s write words from the EN word family. Read each word, then write it in the matching block. Remember that some shapes reach up higher or down lower than others! Which word is something you can use for writing? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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Circle the short E words that rhyme with pet. Underline the word that is another word for wager. Can you think of other words in the ET word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge! As you learn new word families, you’ll add to your vocabulary and spelling skills. Keep going!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this ET word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension worksheet. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Get ready to wrap up a fun gift for the holidays! Circle all the ET words to put them in the box. Color the gift when you’re done! Can you think of other words in the ET word family? Learning word families will help you recognize patterns in words, making it easier to read, spell, […]
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Get your crayons and have fun drawing a picture in each box to match the ET word! Can you think of other words in the ET word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge. The more word families your child knows, the more words they’ll be able to read. Our short vowels […]
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Trace the ET words, then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. Which of these short E words is something that happens if you’re stuck in the rain? Circle it! Can you think of other words in the ET word family? Write them on the back. The more word families you know, […]
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In this spelling worksheet, look at the pictures, read the short E words, then circle the word that identifies the picture. Is that a PEG or a PET? Our kindergarten spelling worksheets invite your child to practice word families while boosting their confidence in reading and spelling.
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Meet Ned and Ted – the two silly pups who are the center of this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the ED word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. It’s an ideal way to give your child at home practice with different short E words!
[…]Who does the hippo choose as a pet? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the ET word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. It’s an ideal way to give your child at home practice with different short E words!
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