Name: _____ Short e sound Color all of the short e words in the poem with a crayon. Beg for an Egg by Lill Pluta I beg for an egg from my red hen. I get some corn. It's in her pen. She clucks! What luck! This is the end of begging for an egg from my red hen. Super Teacher Worksheets - www.superteacherworksheets.com

These 23 poems are 8 lines each, with sight words, cvc words, and rhymes! They contain pictures and are perfect for poetry notebooks or folders! The following word families are included in this phonics poem pack: short a: -at, -am, -ap, -an, -ag, -ad short e: -et, -en, -ed short i: -it, -in, -ip, -ig, -id, short o: -ot, -op, -ob, -og

A fluency poem targeting words with short vowel e and corresponding comprehension questions. Comprehension includes visualizing, phonics word find, multiple choice, and short answer.

Ben wakes up to the sound of a bell ringing. He has red hens and must clean out their chicken pen before collecting the eggs. Ben finds a total of 28 eggs - 7 eggs, then 10 more eggs, and finally 11 more eggs. The story is about a boy named Ben who collects eggs from his red hens after cleaning their pen.

Color all of the short e words in the poem with a crayon. I am wet. My pet is wet. Don't let me get much wetter. Here Thank. Write 8 short e words from the poem.

Lucky to Learn Phonics – Short E – 1st Grade Phonics Poem – A Red Jet A decodable 1st grade phonics poem focusing on the Short E sound. See more from the bundle: Lucky to Learn Phonics - Short Vowels , Phonics Poems

Send home a family activity booklet that helps children recognize words with the short "e" sound. It includes a poem, a game, and daily activities to help reinforce lessons taught in the classroom. Provided by Scott Foresman, an imprint of Pearson, the …

These NO PREP Short E CVC poems are the perfect addition to any primary classroom! Use them for fluency, word family practice, and more! Lots of teachers use them for guided reading or along with spelling word patterns for more practice!

short e family I went to the store to buy a pen. There were too many kinds, so I bought ten. I took them home and sat on my bed. I drew in lots of colors, but mostly red. I drew a jet and a picture of my pet. I drew a seashell. The pictures looked swell!

These CVC Word Family Phonics Poems are perfect for beginning readers to build their confidence and excitement for reading! These Kindergarten poems contain decodable text along with high-frequency words for students to practice fluency and rhyming and are aligned with the best practices of the Science of Reading.