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Phonics Word Work Sorts: Short & Long Vowel, Google Slides & Printable Versions

(243 customer reviews)

$3.75

Boost phonics skills with Phonics Word Work Sorts! These short and long vowel sorts, available in Google Slides and printable versions, provide systematic and explicit instruction for emerging readers.

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Boost phonics skills with Phonics Word Work Sorts! These short and long vowel sorts, available in Google Slides and printable versions, provide systematic and explicit instruction for emerging readers. Perfect for word work centers, small groups, RtI, or at-home practice, students can cut, paste, and write sentences to apply phonics concepts in meaningful ways

In this resource, you will find…

  • Teacher Resources
    • Using this Resource in Google Slides
    • Adding a Video Mini-lesson on Google Slides
  • Printable PDF Version
    • 10 cut-and-paste sorts (Short A, E, I, O, U and Long vs Short Sounds for A, E, I, O, U)
  • Google Slides Version
    • Visual Directions for Students
    • 10 slides-based sorts
    • Video Mini-lesson Template Slide
    • Self-checking audio

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

243 reviews for Phonics Word Work Sorts: Short & Long Vowel, Google Slides & Printable Versions

  1. Claire M. –

    Helpful

  2. Leah D. –

    Good resource!

  3. Sarah B. –

    I was looking for something more engaging than the curriculum worksheets provided. This is great and lot of more engaging than just writing in the missing vowel sounds offered by our district curriculum.

  4. Marie F. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  5. Brainbody Bond –

    Great resource

  6. Catherine D. –

    thank you

  7. Brittney Bliss –

    Great addition to my center activities!

  8. Maria R. –

    Great resource for centers!

  9. Jenni Jennings –

    Great!

  10. Maria A. –

    My kids love it! It’s great practice and hands on!

  11. Kimberly R. –

    Great!

  12. Taylor Myatt –

    Love these for my literacy groups 🙂

  13. April G. –

    Thank you.

  14. Andrea C. –

    Looking forward to using this as a center activity

  15. Janice Farland –

    great

  16. Danette S. –

    thank you!

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