Short vowel sounds anchor chart

This is a short vowel anchor chart that could be displayed in the classroom as an additional resource for students.

Transform your classroom into a vibrant world of sounds and syllables with our Long vs. Short Vowels Infographic! This FREE, engaging, and colorful poster is the ultimate teaching tool to help students understand vowel sounds with ease. Say goodbye to confusing pronunciations and hello to a classroom full of confident readers and writers with our long vs. short vower anchor chart!

Distinguishing between long and short vowels- the curve under the word "sound" helps kids to remember the short vowel symbol, and the line under the word "name" is to help kids remember the long e symbol.

About to start working on the short vowel sounds? Grab this free chart and check out all the different ways to use it in order to help your kids read!

Short i Anchor Chart - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document provides examples of words containing short i and final x sounds. It lists words containing short i like hit, fit, and sick. It also lists words ending in x that make a /ks/ sound, such as mix, fox, and six. The document further explains the phonetic sounds of short i combinations like ip, it, and ick.

Short Vowel Sounds Anchor Chart

Short a Activities: Sort a_e and Sort a_e Learn to sort two-letter words by their first letter with these two fun activities! In Sort a_e, you'll drag and drop words to sort them into two columns, one for words that start with the letter "a" and one for words that start with the letter "e". In Sort a_e, you'll do the same thing, but with words that start with the letter "i" and the letter "o". These activities are great for practicing

Use these fun and engaging short vowel anchor charts activities to introduce your students to short vowel sounds.