Kindergarten Silent e words Worksheets
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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher
Meet the silent e: trace, add e to make new words, and match words like cake, kite and bone to their pictures. Answer keys included.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Preschoolers benefit from early, informal exposure to vowels. While formal vowel instruction typically begins in kindergarten under CCSS RF.K.3, introducing the concept that A, E, I, O, and U are "special letters" that appear in every word gives children a useful framework. Start by helping children hear vowel sounds in simple words: the /a/ in cat, the /o/ in dog. Worksheets that highlight vowels in a different color or ask children to circle the vowels in their own name build visual recognition. At this age, focus on short vowel sounds because they are more consistent and appear in the CVC words children will decode first in kindergarten. Keep the tone exploratory rather than instructional, and prioritize sound awareness over letter-sound rules.
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