English For Kids

Learning & Writing the Alphabet

Learning the Alphabet Worksheets
A/a	B/b	C/c	D/d
E/e	F/f	G/g	H/h
I/i	J/j	K/k	L/l
M/m	N/n	O/o	P/p
Q/q	R/r	S/s	T/t
U/u	V/v	W/w	X/x
Y/y	Z/z	a-z	A-Z

Learning Phonics

Short Vowels
Short A	Short E	Short I
Short O	Short U	Short Vowels

Long Vowels
Long A	Long E	Long I
Long O	Long U	Y (vowel)
Long Vowels	Short, Long Vowels	Rhyming Words

Short & Long Vowels
Short & Long A	Short & Long E	Short & Long I
Short & Long O	Short & Long U	Short I & Long E

Consonant Sounds
B Sound	Hard C	Soft C
D Sound	F Sound	Hard G
Soft G	H Sound	J Sound
K Sound	L Sound	M Sound
N Sound	P Sound	Q Sound
P Sound	S Sound	T Sound
V Sound	W Sound	X Sound
Y Sound	Z Sound	S & Z Sounds

The following printable worksheets can be used to practice writing CVC words while reinforcing reading.

Free Printable Worksheets (CVC Words)
Set 1 Match CVC Words Write CVC Words Match & Write Spell CVC Words Sort CVC Words	Set 2 Match CVC Words Write CVC Words Spell CVC Words Sort CVC Words Match Phrases
Set 3 Match CVC Words Write CVC Words Spell CVC Words Sort CVC Words Match Phrases	CVC, CCVC or CVCC Match Words Write Words

Consonant Digraphs
CH Sound	SH Sound	Soft TH
Hard TH	WH Sound	PH Sound
GH Sound	NG Sound	Consonant Digraphs

Free Printable Worksheets for Consonant Digraphs

These worksheets focus on the consonant digraphs: ch, sh, th, qu and ng.

Printable Worksheets (Consonant Digraphs)
Learning "ch"	Learning "sh"
Learning "th"	Learning "qu"
Learning "ng"

Free Printable Worksheets for Digraphs

Printable Worksheets (EE, OO, OU, OI, AW)
EE Words	OO Words
OI Words	AW Words

Consonant Blends
BL Sound	CL Sound	FL Sound
GL Sound	PL Sound	SL Sound
BR Sound	CR Sound	DR Sound
FR Sound	GR Sound	PR Sound
TR Sound	SK Sound	SN Sound
SP Sound	ST Sound
3-letter Blends Str, Spr, Scr, Str, Shr, Spl, Thr	Ending Blends Nd, Nt, Nk, St, Ft, Lp, Ld, Lt, Mp, Sk

Silent Letters
Silent B	Silent C	Silent D
Silent E	Silent G	Silent GH
Silent H	Silent K	Silent L
Silent T	Silent W

Printable Worksheets (Silent E)
Long A Silent E	Long I Silent E
Long O Silent E	Long U Silent E

R-Controlled Vowels & Digraphs
AR Sound	Er,Ir,Ur	OR Sound
Ar,Er,Ir,Or,Ur	Ou, Ow	Oi, Oy
OO Sound

Plural Nouns
Plural Nouns, add -s	Plural Nouns, add -es	Words ending with y
Words ending with f or fe	Words ending with o	Irregular Plural Nouns
Summary of Plural Nouns

Types of Verbs
Action Verbs
Is, Am, Are
Has, Have

Spelling Rules for Verbs
Adding -ed
Irregular Verbs
Adding -ing

Others
Rhyming Words
Sentence Types
Contractions
Possessive Nouns

Here are some tips, activities, and strategies to help kids learn English effectively:

1. Start with the Basics
   Alphabet: Teach the English alphabet using songs, flashcards, or games.
   Phonics: Introduce letter sounds to help kids read and pronounce words.
   Simple Vocabulary: Start with common words like colors, numbers, animals, and everyday objects.
   
2. Use Visual Aids
   Flashcards: Use pictures and words to teach vocabulary.
   Posters: Display posters with the alphabet, numbers, or common phrases.
   Videos: Show educational videos or cartoons in English.
   
3. Make It Fun with Games
   Word Games: Play games like “I Spy,” “Hangman,” or “Word Bingo."
   Memory Games: Use matching cards to teach vocabulary.
   Interactive Apps: Use kid-friendly language-learning apps.
   
4. Incorporate Songs and Rhymes
   Nursery Rhymes: Teach classics like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” or “Old MacDonald."
   Action Songs: Use songs with movements, like “Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes."
   Chants: Create simple chants to practice vocabulary or grammar.
   
5. Read Stories
   Picture Books: Use books with colorful illustrations and simple text.
   Interactive Books: Choose books with flaps, textures, or sounds.
   Read Aloud: Read stories to kids and encourage them to repeat after you.
   
6. Practice Speaking
   Daily Conversations: Use simple English phrases in everyday situations (e.g., “Good morning,” “How are you?”).
   Role-Playing: Act out scenarios like shopping, going to school, or visiting a doctor.
   Show and Tell: Encourage kids to describe their favorite toy or object in English.
   
7. Writing Practice
   Tracing Letters: Help kids practice writing the alphabet and simple words.
   Drawing and Labeling: Ask kids to draw pictures and label them in English.
   Simple Sentences: Teach kids to write short sentences like “I like apples."
   
8. Use Real-Life Contexts
   Label Objects: Label items around the house (e.g., “door,” “table,” “chair”).
   Cooking: Follow simple English recipes together.
   Outdoor Activities: Name objects you see during a walk or trip.
   

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