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Long Vowels Practice Activities
Printable Grade 2 phonics activities that help children read, sort, spell, and use words with long vowel sounds.
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Long Vowels — Recognise the SkillRecognise the Skill for long vowels in Grade 2. Identify long-vowel words, sort long and short vowel sounds, and complete words with the correct vowel team.Grade 2Free PDF preview
Long Vowels — Guided CompletionGuided Completion for long vowels in Grade 2. Complete missing vowel chunks in word clues and sentences for long a, i, o, u, and vowel-team sounds.Grade 2Free PDF preview
Long Vowels — Sentence PracticeSentence Practice for long vowels in Grade 2. Read each sentence, find long-vowel words, choose missing words, and write complete sentences.Grade 2Free PDF preview
Long Vowels — Write and ApplyWrite and Apply for long vowels in Grade 2. Children complete long-vowel words, identify long-vowel patterns, find target words, and use them in sentences.Grade 2Free PDF preview
Long Vowels — Edit and CorrectEdit and Correct for long vowels in Grade 2. Find long-vowel spelling errors, choose the correct spellings, and rewrite corrected sentences.Grade 2Free PDF preview
Long Vowels — Mixed Review and ChallengeMixed Review and Challenge for long vowels in Grade 2. Read, sort, complete, and use long-vowel words in mixed phonics challenges.Grade 2Free PDF previewPractice that builds confidence
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Printable Grade 2 phonics activities that help children read, sort, spell, and use words with long vowel sounds.
Printable Grade 2 phonics activities that help children read, sort, spell, and use words with long vowel sounds.
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