Vowel Worksheets
Vowels, the building blocks of pronunciation, are a fundamental skill for young learners. Our vowel worksheets offer a fun and interactive way to introduce, practice, and solidify vowel recognition in the classroom or homeschooling environment.
These worksheets help focus on specific vowel sounds, from short vowels (a, e, i, o, u) to the trickier long vowels and vowel teams. They use coloring pictures with specific vowel sounds, matching exercises, fill-in-the-blank sentences, and word sorting for long and short vowel differentiation.
Missing Vowels - #2
Missing Vowels - #3
Missing Vowels - #1
Short A Vowel Sound
Long A Vowels - Beginning Vowel
Find the Vowels - #2
Find the Vowels - #3
Find the Vowels - #1
Short O Vowel Sound
Short E Vowel Sound
Sorting Long and Short Vowels
Short Vowel Sorting
Short U Vowel Sound
Short Vowel Sounds
Short I Vowel Sound
Long Vowel Sounds
Long E Vowel Sound
Long Vowel Sorting
Long A Vowel Sound
Long U Vowel Sound
Long I Vowel Sound
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- Short Vowels: Introduce short vowel sounds with pictures of words like cat, hat, pig, dog, and mug. Students circle the picture that starts with the vowel sound or color all the images with a specific vowel.
- Long Vowel: Differentiate between long and short vowel sounds by providing pictures and asking students to write the appropriate vowel (e.g., plane vs. pen).
- Silent E: Introduce the concept of silent e with worksheets that have students identify the vowel sound in words like "cake" and "like."
