-ip Words Clip Cards
Using the words dip, hip, lip, rip, sip, tip, and zip, this set of -ip word family clip cards should provide hours of learning fun for your youngsters. Check out the variety of cards and the sets of letters, too.
Subject Level: Language Arts
You will find a treasure trove of language arts worksheets on these pages! Need some lined writing paper? No problem! We’ve got all kinds. Some reading comprehension worksheets? We’ve got those, too. Phonics worksheets? Coming right up! Printing practice to get those letters printed really well? Yes, we’ve got those, too. Did I mention sight words flashcards and sight word worksheets? There are lots of those, too. So step right up, take your pick and then come back for more.
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-it Words Clip Cards
This 20 page set of -it words includes the words bit, fit, hit, kit, pit and sit. The action words and nouns provide plenty of imaginative learning and fun as kids put together these cvc words.
-ix Words Clip Cards
These -ix family of words in clip card form use the words fix, mix, and six. Go ahead and click to the pdf, scroll through and see the 8 sets of cards on 12 pages and how you can use them.
-ob Words Clip Cards
In eight different card sets, your kids will be able to practice the -ob family of words cob, job, rob, & sob. Great fun and tons of learning can be found in this 12 page set.
-od Words Clip Cards
Admittedly one of our smaller sets of clip cards, this set includes the words nod, pod & rod. There’s still lots to do and new vocabulary words to learn.
-og Words Clip Cards
You’ll find the words dog, fog, hog, jog, & log in these 8 different sets of -og clip cards. Clip the beginning sound, middle sound, ending sound, or match the pictures to the words. 20 pages.
-op Words Clip Cards
This set of -op words clip cards include cop, hop, mop, pop & top. Peruse through all the cards and you will find all kinds of fun thoughts about how you can use them! A 20 page set.
-ot Words Clip Cards
Here’s a set of -ot word clip cards to help you teach your kids about cvc words. It has the words cot, dot, hot & pot. With 8 sets of cards and 3 sets of letters, you’ll have plenty of activities you can plan.
-ub Words Clip Cards
Here’s a set of -ub words clip cards. It has the words cub, rub, sub and tub in 8 different sets of cards and 3 sets of letters. Lots of fun ahead!
-ug Words Clip Cards
These -ug family cards use the words bug, dug, hug, jug, mug, rug, & tug. Look through the pdf to see all eight sets of cards and three sets of letters. Lots of ways to use these!
-um Words Clip Cards
There’s lot to do with this set of -um family clip cards! Using the words gum, hum, sum & yum clip the first sound, middle sound or ending sound, and so much more.
-un Words Clip Cards
This set of -un family clip cards has the words bun, fun, nun, run & sun in 8 sets of cards and 3 sets of corresponding letters. Match the letters or fill in the blanks.
-ut Words Clip Cards
This cool set of -ut words clip cards uses the words cut, hut, & nut in 8 different sets of cards; 3 sets of letters in black & red are included.
ABC Worksheets – Letter A
Go ahead and take a look at this page for letter a. You’ll find lots of different fonts and some fun pictures of things that start with a.
ABC Worksheets – Letter B
We’ve got some ABC fun for you with this worksheet for the letter b. Trace the letters and write some more, find the letters, and color the objects that start with b.
ABC Worksheets – Letter C
What starts with C? Is it a car, a crayon, a hamburger, an umbrella, or a carrot? It’s easy to tell when you look at the words, but van your kids tell by saying the word?
