Learning the sounds of short vowels is an essential phonics skill. These colorful reading activities focus on identifying, sounding out, and spelling simple short I words.
Our vowels worksheets are perfect for supporting your child’s phonics development at home.
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 I words that rhyme with kid. Can you think of other words in the ID 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 ID words, then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. Which of these short I words might go on top of a jar? Circle it! Can you think of other words in the ID word family? The more word families you know, the more words you’ll be able to read. Try some spelling worksheets, too!
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Welcome to the ID word family! Write ID in the blanks and then read the short I words you made. Circle the one that is another word for child. Can you think of other ID 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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Let’s read some words with ID and IT. Look at the words and pictures, then draw a line to connect the words that end in the with the same sound. Word families like the ID word family help you learn to read words with the same letter pattern. Color the pictures when you’re done!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this IG 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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We really dig the IG word family – it’s full of big words! Read the words, then draw a line to match each IG word to its picture. 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 […]
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On St. Patrick’s Day, dance a JIG with the IG word family! Read the words, then draw a line to match each IG word to its picture. Color the pictures, too! Learning new word families will help you recognize word patterns, making it easier to read, spell, and expand your vocabulary.
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Get ready to cook up a big Thanksgiving feast! Circle the IG words to put them in the pot. Color the pot when you’re done! Can you think of other words in the IG word family? Learning word families helps you recognize patterns in words, making it easier to read, spell, and expand your vocabulary.
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Let’s practice words in the IG 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 wear on your head? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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Read the words aloud, then circle the ones that rhyme with will. Can you think of other words in the ILL word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge. Which of these short I words is something you can climb? Underline it! Keep learning new word families – soon you’ll be a […]
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Get your crayons and have fun drawing a picture in each box to match the ILL word! Can you think of other words in the ILL 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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Read all the words aloud. Then circle them in this ILL word family puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short I words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other ILL words? Write them on the back of this sheet for an extra challenge. Learning new word families will help you become a great reader!
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Let’s write words from the ILL 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 a type of pickle? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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Read all the words aloud, then circle the short I words that rhyme with Jim. Can you think of other words in the IM 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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Read all the words aloud. Then circle them in this IM word family puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short I words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other IM words? Write them on the back of this sheet for an extra challenge. Learning new word families will help you become a great reader!
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Let’s write words from the IM 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 do in the water? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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The IM word family is simply great! Write IM in the blanks and then read the short I words you made. Circle the word that is the opposite of bright. Can you think of other IM words? Write them on the back! As you learn new word families, you’ll add to your vocabulary and spelling […]
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Read all the words aloud, then circle the short I words that rhyme with win. Can you think of other words in the IN 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 IN word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the comprehension questions. Learning different word families is an ideal way for your child to expand their reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Read all the words aloud. Then circle them in this IN word family puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short I words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other IN words? Write them on the back of this sheet for an extra challenge. Learning new word families will help you become a great reader!
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Let’s write words from the IN 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’d find on a fish? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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Get your crayons and have fun drawing a picture in each box to match the IP word! Can you think of other words in the IP 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 IP words, then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. Which of these short I words can you do with your mouth? Circle it! Can you think of other words in the IP word family? Write them on the back. The more word families you know, the more words you’ll […]
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Read all the words aloud. Then circle them in this IP word family puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short I words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other IP words? Write them on the back of this sheet for an extra challenge. Learning new word families will help you become a great reader!
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Read all the words aloud, then circle the short I words that rhyme with sit. Underline the word that is something you can wear on your hand. Can you think of other words in the IT word family? Write them on the back! The more word families you know, the more words you can read!
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It’s time to read, write, and color! Read this IT word family story, trace the letters, color the pictures, and answer the questions in this reading comprehension minibook. 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 write words from the IT 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 do with a chair? Circle it! Learning word families helps your child recognize patterns in new words.
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Circle the short I words that rhyme with six. Underline the word that is something you can do to a broken toy. Can you think of other words in the IX word family? Write them on the back! As you learn new word families, you’ll add to your vocabulary and spelling skills. Keep going!
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Trace the IX words, then draw a line from the word to the correct picture. Which of these short I words is a number? Circle it! Can you think of other words in the IX word family? Write them on the back. The more word families you know, the more words you’ll be able to […]
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What can the big pig do? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IG word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
[…]What’s in the hat? You’ll find out in this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IN word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
[…]A pig who plays baseball is the star of this reading comprehension worksheet featuring the IT word family. Read the story, color the pictures, and answer the questions. Practicing different short I words is an ideal way to boost your child’s reading, spelling, and comprehension skills!
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Is it a GPI or a PIG making that oinking noise? You’ll find out by unscrambling the short I words in this spelling worksheet. It’s a delightful way to support your child’s reading and spelling skills at home. Consider other 1st grade spelling worksheets to keep the learning going!
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Even though reading and spelling are separate skills, they often are practiced together. In this spelling worksheet, your child will look at pictures, then unscramble the letters to correctly spell some simple short I words. Ideal at-home practice of word families, too!
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