Here is another worksheet to try out with your kids. This time I decided to spice things up a bit by making it a short story. After they’re done reading and writing, maybe your child will want to decorate their story by coloring it in!
Click on the image below, then print!
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Ooh dear. Sorry! Fixed it!
Hi Joel,
My 6 year old recently got into sending me secret mails and wanted me to reply, I used this one and he loved it. After filling in the blanks, he made his own copy with a giraffe, although he messed up the nice rhymes in doing so. Wish I’d seen this one a litter earlier.
Anyway, thanks for the great posts, they give me a lot of ideas.
That’s great! Ha, so many fun things can be done when kids start to write. My son’s friend just made him an amazing treasure hunt when we arrived for a play date. It had clues, maps, riddles, and word games. Amazing! That boy was 6 too. So fantastic!
Joel, thank you so much for putting such a feeling into this worksheets, my kids love them and they have helped me a lot to teach them english as a second language.
Thank you so much for this little poem spelling sheet. I plan to use it with my ELL students , I know they will love it. I would love more. Recently discovered your website and will be using your great ideas in my classroom.