Who says you can't have fun while learning to read? This collection of matching, tracing, and spelling worksheets engages beginning readers as they develop an understanding of consonant digraphs.

In this matching long U words with pictures worksheet, students cut out 7 long U word cards and 7 picture cards, then place the matching picture beneath each word.

In this matching long A words and pictures worksheet, 1st graders draw a line from the word to the picture for eight words that begin with long A.

In this sight words worksheet, students practice writing the sight words "help" and "me." Students then identify these words from amongst the choices and circle them.

For this sight words worksheet, students practice writing the sight words "it" and "said." Students then identify these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, learners practice writing the sight words "I" and "look." Students then find these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, students practice writing the sight words "like" and "ride." Students then find these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

For this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words 'to' and 'go' on the blank lines. Students then find these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words 'with' and 'play' on the blank lines. Students then find these amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this ending consonants learning exercise, students write the sight words "pretty" and "too" on the blank lines. Students then find these words amongst 9 choices.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "find" and "will" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words amongst 9 options.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "up" and "down" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words from amongst 9 options.

For this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "for" and "is" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words from amongst 9 options.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "funny" and "big" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words from amongst 9 options.

For this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "get" and "at" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words from amongst 9 options.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "run" and "did" on the provided lines. Students then find these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "little" and "the" on the provided lines. Students then find these words amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words activity, students re-write the sight words "have" and "want." Students then find the words "have" and "want" in a table of 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words learning exercise, students practice writing the sight words "new" and "a." Students then find these words from amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "you" and "and" on the blank lines. Students then find these words amongst 9 choices and circle them.

In this sight words instructional activity, students write the sight words what and they on the blank lines. Students then find the words what and they from amongst the choices and circle them.

In this ending consonants instructional activity, students write the sight words "pretty" and "too' on the lines. Students find these words amongst 9 examples and circle them.

In this sight words worksheet, students write the sight words "fly" and "three" on the lines. Students identify and circle these words from amongst 9 options.

In this phonics worksheet, students write six words that end in "le." Students also draw a picture of an uncle and an apple.