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hard consonants and short vowels worksheets. with alphabet writing practice for each letter. Students say the letter, trace a couple examples of the letter and then practice by themselves. They identify words that start with that letter and they can color the worksheet and also draw in their own ideas. Use the link above to open the full e-book.
The Fun Fonix Workbooks: Below is a quick list of each workbook, but for more information about the series, please see the Fun Fonix Workbooks page. Fun Fonix ABC : letter introduction and alphabet worksheets - letter tracing activity, vocabulary and lettter association, uppercase and lowercase recognition, writing skills builder
FUN PHONICS To the teacher or parents: This work book will help students practice writing the alphabet and work on initial sounds, hard consonants and short vowels. ¾ Students should practice writing the letter. Have them say the letter as they write it. ¾ Ask the student how to read the letter. ¾ Look at the pictures and name each one.
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About Fun Fonix. : My name is Mark Cox and I have been teaching English in Japan since 1999. I teach kindergarten, elementary, junior high school and older students once a week and it took forever to get through some of the traditional phonics books. I needed something that moved quickly but still adequately covered the material.
Fun Fonix Book 4: vowel digraph and diphthong worksheets. This book can be a great resources as phonics worksheets for third grade and anyone else struggling with reading and reading comprehension. - long vowel vs. short vowel sound recognition activity. - spelling practice activity. - build-a-word exercises.
Fun Fonix. Book 1. contains free worksheets for short vowels: short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u in simple 3 letter words. Print the whole book or choose the pages you want after you click the print icon. (You can scroll through the pages here on the site and the page numbers are listed at the top left of the viewer.)
