Roll and read worksheets are a great way to gamify your literacy lessons.
These worksheets are targeted to build up the foundational skills that lead students to master reading and spelling.
Foundational skills, letters A-Z, letter tracing for handwriting and sound articulation for letter sounds.
A-Z lessons found on TPT Pure Joy Teaching
Phonics Roll Write and Read Games FLSZ, Digraphs, wh, th, sh, ch, nk, ng, vowels
Vowel focused fill in the blank for decoding and encoding practice. Roll and read worksheets for lessons 42-53
Phonics Roll Write and Read Games FLSZ, Digraphs, wh, th, sh, ch, nk, ng, vowels
As reading and spelling lessons advance, these Roll, Read & Write worksheets have spelling notations and affixes definitions listed on the bottom of the page.
Students who struggle with sight words can get some targeted spelling reading and writing practice with these.
Pattern-based learning is stronger than rote memory tactics. These Roll, Read & Write worksheets use the sight words to teach the spelling patterns.
Contractions
s /z/ sounds Voiced & plural
Schwa a /uh/
Schwa o , Pattern v, n, m, th,
Schwa a, o, e /uh/
th/th voiced/unvoiced
w/wh
ch/sh
Long, short o, & /ö/ oo
Long, short e & o sounds.1
Different syllable types
Long, short e & o .2
Different syllable types
Long a spellings a-e, ay, ai, ey
Long e spellings e-e, ee, ea, y
Long, short i sounds – Many syllable types
Long, short i – I, i-e, igh, ie, y, ind, ild
Final silent e – Many reasons for silent e
Short oo / u / ou ⟨ʊ⟩ 2nd Long u
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