Decodable Sentence Scrambles for First Grade | Fall Theme
Description
Help students practice high frequency words and a variety of phonics skills with these fun, fall-themed sentence scrambles! These sentence scrambles are also great for reviewing concepts students learned last year.
This resource includes 30 “print and go” sentence scrambles where students:
1. Read the words (different levels are included for easy differentiation).
2. Reassemble the words in the correct order to build a sentence (this can be a cut and paste activity or could be set up as re-usable with lamination or a page protector).
3. Copy the sentence - this is a great opportunity for meaningful handwriting practice.
4. Extend the activity by writing an additional, related sentence.
Skills covered include:
- Vowel-consonant (VC) words
- Consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words
- Digraphs with short vowels
- Initial consonant blends with short vowels
- Final consonant blends with short vowels
- Silent E (CVCe) words
These sentence scrambles are great for centers, extra phonics practice, differentiation, and/or early finishers.
They work well with any phonics program. They are not included in the Learning At The Primary Pond phonics program, From Sounds to Spelling.
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