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This fun worksheet asks the kids to read two words then decide which one describes the picture best. The words on this sheet all contain the 'ow' digraph, and we also have a sheet for all of the new phonemes in Phase Three.
The kids will need their thinking caps on for this activity sheet which covers the remaining phonemes from Set 7. Find the word that matches each picture, then colour it in. There are some fun pictures to colour in too if they like...
Each picture on this worksheet has two 'sh' words underneath it, but can the children work out which word matches the picture correctly and colour it in?
Here's a simple activity that helps reinforce the 'th' digraph learnt by children in Phase Three. Each picture has two words underneath - can the children choose the correct one and colour it in?
There are some lovely pictures on this 'ur' digraph colour the word worksheet, but can the children read the words underneath each one and work out the correct word to colour in?
Learning phonics is more fun when there's colouring involved too! Can the children choose which of the two 'ure' words matches each picture then colour in the correct word? They can colour in the pictures too if they fancy a little more colouring fun...
Learning some sounds and letters can be tricky, but the kids can practise with the help of this fun colour the word worksheet for v,w and x. They need to read each word then choose the one that matches the picture above and colour it in.
This fun 'ai' digraph worksheet combines drawing challenges with reading comprehension skills.
This clever read and draw worksheet will help the children practise their knowledge of the 'ar' digraph whilst completing some fun pictures.
Here's a fun way to check your child's reading comprehension skills. Ask them to complete the fun drawing challenges on this sheet, which also helps practise the 'ch' digraph.
Here's a fun drawing activity worksheet that also helps the children practise their knowledge of the trigraphs 'ear' and 'air'.
Here's a read and draw worksheet for the digraph "ee". Can the children read the instructions carefully and complete the pictures?
The aim of this worksheet is to complete the pictures by reading the instructions first. A fun activity that also focusses learning on the 'er' digraph.
The trigraph 'igh' can be quite tricky to get to grips with, but this fun read and draw activity helps to reinforce the children's knowledge.
Ask the children to grab their coloured pens or crayons and complete the pictures on this 'oa' digraph read and draw worksheet.
The aim of this 'oi' digraph read and draw worksheet is to read and follow the instructions to complete the fun pictures.
Read the instructions carefully then finish the pictures on this 'oo' digraph read and draw worksheet. You can colour them in too if you like!
Here's a handy read and draw worksheet for the 'or' digraph. Can the children read the instructions then complete the six pictures?
There are 6 pictures for the children to complete on this read and draw worksheet for the 'ow' digraph.
The children need some coloured felt-tip pens or crayons to help them complete the pictures on this set 6 CVC words read and draw worksheet.