The letters a, e, i, o and u are vowels. All the other letters are consonants. Every word needs at least one vowel. (Sometimes y works like a vowel, as in fly.)
Look and say. Read each word. Listen for the highlighted letters.
Try it.
This Grade 1 lesson sheet teaches consonants and vowels in three steps: a clear rule (“Learn it”), picture words to say together (“Look and say”) and a short guided activity (“Try it”). Level: Grade 1. Skill: phonics and word study.
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Start with the lesson sheet: read the "Learn it" box aloud, say each picture word together and do the "Try it" activity. Then use the practice worksheet on another day. The letters a, e, i, o and u are vowels. All the other letters are consonants. Every word needs at least one vowel. (Sometimes y works like a vowel, as in fly.)
Yes. Every sheet with right-or-wrong answers has a small answer key at the bottom. Fold it under or cut it off before handing the sheet to your child.
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