What is the difference between these and reading worksheets?

Worksheets are practice you complete and hand in. These are reference and support materials designed to stay in use: charts for the wall, word banks on the desk, cards for a pocket. Both are free to preview here.

Are these suitable for English language learners?

Several sets are built specifically for ELL students, leaning on visuals and repeated sentence frames rather than dense instructions. They are marked as ELL resources so you can find them quickly.

What order should I teach phonics in?

Most sequences start with single consonants and short vowels, move to digraphs and blends, then to long-vowel patterns and multi-syllable words. The materials here are grouped along those stages so you can work through them in order.

Free Printable English & Reading Resources

Phonics, sight words, alphabet, and ELL support · PreK through 5th Grade

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Picture Prompt Sentence Writing

Grade2nd Grade

TopicEnglish & Reading

About these printable english & reading resources

Reading support that is not a worksheet: reference sheets, word banks, phonics charts, and the kind of printed prompts that sit on a desk or a wall and get used across a whole term rather than filled in once and filed.

The ELL sets deserve a specific mention. They assume a child who is learning the content and the language at the same time, so they lean on pictures, cognates, and repeated sentence patterns instead of dense written instructions.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between these and reading worksheets?: Worksheets are practice you complete and hand in. These are reference and support materials designed to stay in use: charts for the wall, word banks on the desk, cards for a pocket. Both are free to preview here.
Are these suitable for English language learners?: Several sets are built specifically for ELL students, leaning on visuals and repeated sentence frames rather than dense instructions. They are marked as ELL resources so you can find them quickly.
What order should I teach phonics in?: Most sequences start with single consonants and short vowels, move to digraphs and blends, then to long-vowel patterns and multi-syllable words. The materials here are grouped along those stages so you can work through them in order.

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