Vowel teams

Vowel pairs can be a hard thing for new readers to master. Use these free printable vowel team charts to help them practice reading common vowel pairs! They make great learning tools for learning to read!

Handy, free printable vowel team flashcards for phonics activities to learn 6 syllable types! Use with kindergarten & first graders.

I’ve had an unfinished packet sitting on my desktop for the last three weeks and I was finally able to take a minute or two to finish it up and get it posted to my store! I was looking for some fun and engaging worksheets to help my students practice common vowel teams…and then I […]

Teaching vowel teams to kindergarteners can be fun. Read about which teams we introduce and get our free vowel teams posters.

EOI CARTAGENA C1 y C2 INGLÉS: When two vowels go walking the first does the talking

Are you looking for fun and effective activities to teach vowel teams? These teaching tips will help you teach reading skills by explicitly teaching phonics skills including vowel teams. Add these 6 activities to your reading small groups lesson plans today! Get activity ideas including games, word sorts, read alouds, and more! Read more here!

If you’re working on vowel teams with your learners, this Write & Read Pack for Vowel Teams is a great resource! We have TONS more Vowel Team Printables, too! Vowel Teams Write & Read Pack This simple write and read pack for vowel teams can help learners practice listening for and spelling words with vowel ... Read More about Write & Read Pack for Vowel Teams

Vowel Teams and Diphthongs Anchor Chart

Working on vowel teams with your learners? These FREE long vowel picture cards can help! *This post contains affiliate links. Learning about vowel teams is a fantastic way to help kids understand phonics and spelling patterns. Instead of teaching unreliable rules such as, “When two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking,” I ... Read More about Vowel Teams – Long Vowel Picture Cards

I cannot tell a lie - I love anchor charts. No, I REALLY love anchor charts. I am a visual person, and I think most kids like to see their learning on display as well. Anchor charts also help me look good, because they remind me of what's what! It was actually fun (really?) to study vowel pairs, vowel digraphs, and diphthongs. I'm not kidding! I combed through their book to make this chart in order to put all of the information onto one chart. We had this chart up for 2 weeks and referred to…