Short "E" Word Work No-Prep Activities for Kindergarten and 1st Grade

Looking for a fun phonics activity that is fun and engaging for your students? These Short “E” Word Work Activities are perfect for your K-1st grade students! Students will utilize these fun printable worksheet activities to learn or practice their short “e” words and word families. 

What is Included (41 pages):

• 19 activities 
• Word Searches: Students will search for each short "e" word in the grid. 
• Short “E” Crossword: Students will complete each crossword with a short "e" word. 
• Short “E” Fill-in-the-Blanks: Students will complete each sentence with a short “e” word. 
• Short “E” ABC Order: Students will put each word into ABC order in the blanks provided. 
• Label the Picture: Students will draw a line from the short “E” word to the picture it represents. 
• Short 'E" Rhymes Match: Students draw the line from the short "e" word to its rhyme.
• Short “E” Words Scramble: Students will unscramble each word. 
• Short “E” Words Rhymes: Students will find the rhyme of each word. 
• Short “E” Words Missing Letters: Students will find the missing vowel of the word. 
• Short “E” Words Spin and Write: Students will use a spinner and write whatever word they land on in the blanks. They can use the word more than once. 
• Short “E” Sentence Making: Students will create a sentence with the short “e” word. 
• Short “E” Sentence Unscramble: Students will unscramble sentences. 
• Short “E” Vs. Not Short “E”: Students will cut and paste each word into its correct category. 
• Short “E” Mystery Clues: Students will solve each short “e" riddle.
• Short "E" Words: Students will cut and paste each short "e" word next to its image.
• Short "E" Cut and paste: Students will cut and paste each short "e" word to finish the sentence.
• Answer keys for most of them. 
• Instructions for use. 

This resource includes the following skills: 

• Short “E” Phonics
• Reading
• Spelling
• Fine Motor Activities

How to Use It:

• Print off each activity and put it in the folder. 
• Distribute each copy to each student when needed. 
• Make copies of the answer keys for each row or table. 
• Use a paperclip for the spinner activity to spin. 
• When you print, make sure it is set to “scale to fit” or “fit to page.”

Where Can This Resource Be Used: 

• Literacy Centers
• Spelling Centers
• Small Groups
• Whole Group Lessons
• Morning Work
• Sub Plans  
• Early Finishers

Note: Not all activities have an answer key; some answer keys are examples.

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