These ED word family pocket cards are great for practicing phoneme manipulation and teaching kids how to substitute the initial sound and create a new word ending – ed.
WED Worksheet | Short e Sound
With this worksheet, kids learn to recognize the word pattern. They read, build, chunk, and spell the word WED. And learn to recognize the words within the same word family.
CVC Word Mapping – FED Worksheet
This worksheet builds the ability to quickly decode the word FED by identifying its sounds letter by letter and blending them to read the word. Great for ED word family lesson.
Write ED Family Words
With this worksheet, kids develop phoneme categorization and segmentation skills when reading and writing ED family words: fed, red, bed, wed.
CVC Word Mapping – WED Worksheet
This worksheet builds the ability to quickly decode the word WED by identifying its sounds letter by letter and blending them to read the word. Great for ED word family lesson.
CVC Word Mapping – BED Worksheet
This worksheet builds the ability to quickly decode the word BED by identifying its sounds letter by letter and blending them to read the word. Great for ED word family lesson.
ED Family Words – Kindergarten
This ED family words activity is perfect for independent practice. Kids stretch out the words and write them in boxes. Words: shed, bed, shred, fled, red, fed, wed, sled.
Sight Word RED – Play Dough Mat
With this sight word RED play dough mat, kids learn how to read and spell the sight word RED in a hands-on and interactive way. Great for literacy centers.
CVC Word Mapping – RED Worksheet
This worksheet builds the ability to quickly decode the word RED by identifying its sounds letter by letter and blending them to read the word. Great for ED word family lesson.
Spin and Write ED Family Words
Children spin a picture and spell the word in this EDword family activity. Spelling words: fed, wed, bed, red.
Decoding The Sight Word RED
Orthographic mapping extracts the word’s spelling and stores it in long-term memory as a sight word. Include the word RED when teaching or reviewing CVC words.