Teachers R US: September 2017

Long e (-y), ey, and y Worksheets

If you are looking for morning work, center work, or homework then this activity is for you.

I love using this activity in my classroom. I teach my students how to use each worksheet and then give it to them to complete. Each worksheet should be easy to use for your students. I have several worksheets that cover different phonic skills. Each morning when my students walk in the door, I give them a worksheet that covers the skill that we are currently working on. This gives students something to practice while I am taking attendance, checking lunches, and handling anything that arises at the beginning of school. Giving students the same types of activities, but with different skills creates predictability that helps students know what to expect every day when they walk in.

I do recommend showing students the word and picture sort first. This will give students the opportunity to go over the pictures and words before completing the worksheets on their own. It will make this activity much easier if your students understood what each picture is.

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This activity comes with:

*6 worksheets with answer keys
* Picture Sort Worksheet with answer key
*Word and Picture sort

The worksheets that come with this product are:

Long e (-y), ey, and y Worksheets
-Rainbow Color the Long e (-y), ey, and y (rainbow color is when you write over the letters over and over to make it look like a rainbow)
-crossword puzzle
-students circle pictures that begin with y or end with Long e (-y) or ey
-write the word (students will look at a picture, sound it out, and write the word)

Word Practice Worksheet #1
-Spin and Write the word (students will spin a paperclip and whatever picture the paperclip lands on that is the word that students will write down. They are able to spin 8 different times.)
-Students will look at a picture, and circle the correct letters that go at the beginning or the end of the word.
- Students will color words with Long e (-y), ey, and y based on the color code.

Word Practice Worksheet #2
-Word Search (students will find words in the word search)
-Fill in the blanks (students will read the sentence and then fill in the blanks with a word.)
-Fill in the word (students will look at the picture and figure out what the word is. They will fill in the blanks with a Long e [-y], ey, or y.)

Word Practice Worksheet #3

-Figure out the spelling of a word (students will look at the picture and figure out how to spell it correctly.)

-Unscramble the word (students will cut out the pictures below. Then unscramble the word by placing the picture underneath the scrambled word. Then write the word correctly in the blank.)

Picture Sort Worksheet

-Cut out pictures and place them in the correct category.

Word and Picture Sort

-There are 27 pictures and 27 words (students can play memory, match words to pictures, or sort the pictures and words by Long e [-y], ey, and y.

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this activity

RF.1.1, RF.1.2, RF.1.2.b, RF.1.2.c, RF.1.3

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Long e (-y), ey, and y Word Scramble

Are you looking for a different kind of word sort than this is for you? The word cards are scrambled and students have to unscramble them and sort them by Long e (-y), ey, y. I use this activity during whole group learning. I will have students talk to their shoulder partner and try to figure out what the word is. My students really like this activity because it gives them the opportunity to work with their friends and try to figure out the words that are scrambled.

Before using this activity, I recommend using another Long e (-y), ey, y activity that teaches students different words that have that skill in them. It will make using this word scramble much easier.

This activity can be used for literacy centers, whole group instruction, or small groups.

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This activity comes with:

Word Scramble

-Students sort the word cards with its picture by triple consonant blend. Then unscramble words on the scrambled word card. The answer is on the back of each card.
-Word Scramble comes in color and black and white
-This activity covers 27 words

Worksheets

There are 3 different types of worksheets.
Worksheet #1: Students pick a word from the bottom of the worksheet to write a sentence about it. Continue to do this until all of the words have been used.
Worksheet #2: Students read the unscrambled words, cut the pictures out, and glue the pictures next to the scrambled word. Then students will write the correct word next to its picture. At the bottom of the worksheet, students will pick one word to write a sentence about it.
Worksheet #3: Students walk around the room looking for the cards. Once they have found a card, have them unscramble the word and write the word under the correct category. When all of the blanks are filled have them pick two words from the list and write them into sentences.

Black and White Word Cards
-I made a card for every word used in this activity. You can either send the cards home or create games using the cards like Memory or Go Fish.

Lesson Plan

-I created a lesson plan that could be used for this literacy activity. The lesson plan comes with common core state standards and ideas on how to use this activity.

Video Ideas and Books that Teach Long e (-y), ey, and y

-I wrote down videos, activities, and books that cover Long e (-y), ey, and y.

Here is an example on how to use this activity: I play several games with word cards as a whole group. The main games that I play that my students love is mingle and 2 circles game. Mingle is where you give each student a card. You start the game by saying “mingle”. Students will walk around the room until you say stop. When you say stop, students are to find the closest person to them to partner up with. They read their card to them and then switch cards. I repeat this game until students lose interest. The 2 circles game is where I have students get into 2 circles (an inner and outer circle). When they get into their circle they make sure that they have a partner that faces them. Students read their card to their partner and switch cards. Then I have the inner circle move to the right one time. Continue to do this until students have made a complete circle.

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this activity
RF.1.1, RF.1.2, RF.1.2.b, RF.1.2.c, RF.1.3

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Long e (-y), ey, and y Puzzle Match

Do you need a whole group or small group activity then this activity is for you?

During our lesson, I will place the Long e (-y), ey, y cards in a pocket chart. I will make sure that the cards are placed where I can make a category. I will then show students the words. We will sound each word out and then place the words under the correct category. When we have gone over every word, I will give each student a picture. They will place the picture over the word in the pocket chart. When we are done, I will take all of the words and pictures out of the pocket chart. I will then shuffle the words and pictures. After that, I will give a student either a picture or a word then have them find their match. I will do this until students are disinterested. This activity is a lot of fun for students and gets them up and moving.

I will use this activity in a whole group lesson before I use it in small groups or during centers. I like to use it in a whole group lesson, because it gives me the opportunity to show students how to sound out each word. It also helps me to see who is understanding and who needs extra time with this skill.

This activity can be used for literacy centers, whole group instruction, or small groups.

Here is some more detailed information on how to use this activity.

This activity comes with:

Long e (-y), ey, and y Puzzle Match
-Students will match pictures to words and sort by Long e (-y), ey, and y

-I left some cards blank so you can fill them out and add pictures
-This activity covers 27 words
-This product comes in color and black and white

Worksheet

This activity comes with 3 worksheets.

1^st worksheet: place pictures around the room and students write the words under the correct category.
2nd Worksheet: students cut out words and glue them in the right category
3rd Worksheet: students cut out pictures and glue them to the words that match them. Secondly, students will write the words under the correct category. Lastly, students will pick two words and write them into a sentence.

Black and White Word Cards
-I made a card for every word used in this activity. You can either send the cards home or create games using the cards like Memory or Go Fish.

Lesson Plan
-I created a lesson plan that could be used for this literacy activity. The lesson plan comes with common core state standards and ideas on how to use this activity.

Video Ideas and Books that Teach Long e (-y), ey, and y Words

-I wrote down videos, activities, and books that cover Long (-y), ey, and y words.

Common Core State Standards that are covered in this activity
RF.1.1, RF.1.2, RF.1.2.b, RF.1.2.c, RF.1.3

If you like this activity, I have bundled all of my Long e (-y) activities together. It comes with:

Long e (-y), ey, and y Worksheets

Long e (-y), ey, and y Word Scramble

Long e (-y), ey, and y Puzzle Match

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