Practice identifying, reading, and writing words in the -at, -an, and -ap word families.
Read each problem carefully. Say the sounds out loud if it helps. Write your answer on the line.
Practice reading and writing short vowel word families
Language Arts - Grade K-1
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Add the beginning sound c to -at. Write the word.
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Add the beginning sound m to -an. Write the word.
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Add the beginning sound m to -ap. Write the word.
- 4
Circle the words that belong in the -at family: cat, can, bat, cap.
- 5
Look at the picture of a pan. Fill in the missing letter: _an.
- 6
Sort these words into word families: cat, fan, map. Write each word under -at, -an, or -ap.
- 7
Which word rhymes with hat: sun or bat?
- 8
Change the first sound in cap to n. Write the new word.
- 9
Read these words: ran, pan, tan. What word family do they belong to?
- 10
Match each word to its family: tap, rat, can. Use -at, -an, and -ap.
- 11
Complete the sentence with cap or map: The ___ is on my head.
- 12
Write one word from the -ap family.
- 13
What word family is mat in: -at, -an, or -ap?
- 14
Find the word that does not belong: fan, pan, pat, can.
- 15
Add r to each ending. Write the three words: r + -at, r + -an, r + -ap.