Learning Objectives: Built around words with the short vowel ‘a’, these phonics games will help children review and practice many two-letter word families or word patterns. Word families are a group of words that have a similar sound and writing pattern. They often rhyme and are perfect for teaching together.
Words with the following common word patterns will be reviewed in this game:
- ‘at’ word family: cat, rat, bat, mat, that etc.
- ‘an’ word family: man, fan, ran, can, scan etc.
- ‘am’ word family: ram, ham, clam, dam etc.
- ‘ab’ word family: cab, crab, lab, grab, nab etc.
- ‘ag’ word family: bag, lag, tag, stag, brag etc.
- ‘ap’ word family: map, cap, clap, trap etc.
- ‘ad’ word family: lad, dad, glad, mad, etc.
Most of these word families are formed using a combination of the short ‘a’ with a single ending consonant. A good mastery of word patterns makes it easy for children to read and spell unfamiliar words. It is a great early literacy skill to have. The game involves a lot of listening and spelling. Children are expected to listen carefully to avoid being tricked. Start by choosing from the three game designs. The goal of this phonics game is to navigate a treacherous terrain filled with pirates, crocodiles and space monsters. It is all about luck! Choose to play with a friend in team mode of by yourself in single mode. You will need luck to avoid being eaten by a monster and have your game restarted.
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Short Story. The Cat and the Rat.
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Help your kindergartener build a strong reading comprehension skills. With this an word family story, she will read and spot some words.
Short Story. The Cat and the Rat.Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:47-05:00
CAT Worksheet | The AT Word Family
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Cat sat on the mat! Teaching short vowel sound becomes a fun experience. Finish this one? Get more short vowel practice.
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AT Word Family List
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Teach beginning spellers that words contain and share patterns. Use this word family list to introduce the sound of words ending with -AT.
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AT Word Family Flashcards
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AT word family flashcards help children learn to read, identify initial, medial, and ending sounds and increase vocabulary. Words: mat, sat, cat, rat, fat, pat, bat, hat.
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The AT Word Family Workbook
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This at word family pack, combines 13 hands-on worksheets and activities for independent and guided learning. Great for kindergarten students!
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HAT Worksheet | The AT Word Family
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With this hat worksheet, kindergarten students will practice the CVC word. Getting busy, she completes a bunch of hands-on activities.
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AT Word Family Reading Comprehension
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AT word family reading comprehension simple story for kindergarten kids! This worksheet has 6 activities, including reading passage and focuses on words ending -at.
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SAT Worksheet | The AT Word Family
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With this ‘sat worksheet, kindergarten students practice the short vowel a word. They complete a bunch of hands-on activities.
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AT Family Words Review Worksheet
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With this at word family worksheet, kindergarten kids review five words. Great for independent practice and reinforcing phonics skills.
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AT Word Family Activities – Roll Read Trace
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Practice reading and spelling AT family words in interactive and engaging way. AT word family words: cat, fat, sat, pat, hat, bat, mat.
AT Word Family Activities – Roll Read TraceAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:26:50-05:00
Sorting Words From the AT & AD Word Families
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This sorting activity helps kids to recognize word patterns. Words from the AT & AD word families: bad, bat, cat, dad, fat, glad, hat, lad, mad, mat, pad, pat.
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AT Word Family Poster
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Do you have visual learners in your classroom? Hang the at word family poster for their reference! And for all students in class as well.
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MAT Worksheet | The AT Word Family
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With this mat worksheet, kindergarten students practice the short sound word and complete many hands-on activities.
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AT Word Family Clip Cards | Clip the Picture
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Students will say aloud the short vowel a sound word with these fun clip cards, find another word from that family, and attach the clothespin!
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RAT Worksheet | The AT Word Family
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With this worksheet, the student will practice the short sound word ‘rat. Getting busy, she will complete many hands-on activities.
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Cut and Paste AT Family Words
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Looking for ap word family activities for your next class? Here is a great one! Sort out the ap word family cards (pictures and words!).
Cut and Paste AT Family WordsAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:13:40-05:00
Reading AT Word Family Words
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This Four-in-a-Row game is ideal for helping young learners read AT word family words: rat, sat, hat, cat, mat, bat, pat, fat.
Reading AT Word Family WordsAlesia Netuk2023-01-09T10:20:27-05:00
Building Words – AT Word Family Printables
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With this worksheet, kids write eight words ending AT. Examples of AT word family words: fat, mat, sat, cat, hat, pat, bat.
Building Words – AT Word Family PrintablesAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:25:08-05:00
Elkonin Boxes – AT Word Family
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These AT word family words Elkonin boxes help students build phonological awareness by segmenting words into sounds and counting the number of phonemes.
Elkonin Boxes – AT Word FamilyAlesia Netuk2023-01-17T12:18:58-05:00
AT Word Family Spelling Worksheet
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This spelling dictionary is excellent for learning at family words! Tracing, writing, spelling, coloring, listening, and more skills to practice!
AT Word Family Spelling WorksheetAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:12:41-05:00
AT Word Family Reading Fluency
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AT word family reading fluency activity helps kids understand word patterns and see «chunks» in words. Words: rat, cat, sat, mat, hat, pat, fat, bat.
AT Word Family Reading FluencyAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:44:27-05:00
The AT Family Words – Segmentation Cards
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The AT family words segmenting and blending cards allow students to isolate individual sounds within words and blend them together.
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AT Family Words | Chunk Detective
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This worksheet helps young students read words by using chunks. Students break down AT family words. They apply these skills to read each word aloud.
AT Family Words | Chunk DetectiveAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:46:36-05:00
AT Word Family Printable Game
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Help the Dino get to his baby! Take turns rolling a die and moving around the board. Read the words from the AT word family when you land on.
AT Word Family Printable GameAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:44:25-05:00
Read and Spell AT Family Words
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With this printable activity, kindergarteners learn to read and spell AT family words. Great addition to your literacy center and AT word family word work.
Read and Spell AT Family WordsAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:26:17-05:00
AT Word Family Clip Cards
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A fun activity for kindergarten students! Have your student identify words with a short a sound and pick the right word family.
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Making AT Word Family Sentences
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Kids learn to write sentences with AT word family words using the word bank. Encourage kids to share their writings with classmates.
Making AT Word Family SentencesAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:25:44-05:00
AT Family Words – Kindergarten
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This AT family words activity is perfect for independent practice. Kids stretch out the words and write them in boxes. Words: fat, sat, bat, mat, hat, rat, pat, cat.
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Learning to read is a such a fun time for kindergarteners! Those first few tries of putting simple words together are what will help them love reading for the rest of their life. That’s why it’s so important to make the process fun. This CVC words activity pack for the at word family is a great way to get them started! Fun games and engaging printables will pave the was toward a love of reading!
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Activities included in the At Word Family Pack:
- 3-part Puzzles
- Memory
- Color by Letter with tracing words
- Tracing cards (laminate and they can be used with erasable markers/crayons)
- 2 Mini Books “-at words” and “Making sentences with -at Words”
- -at Word Sort
- Creating an alphabet line and organizing cards by beginning sound (challenging)
- Cut and Paste according to beginning sound (simple)
- Color the Word Maze
- Roll and Color
Puzzles, Memory and Tracing cards are formatted with both color and B/W.
Where appropriate, duplicates are included with U.K. spellings.
Great for introducing and reviewing the -at word family!
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Our kindergartner is starting to read. It’s incredibly exciting. I cannot tell who’s more proud: him or me. To introduce him to word families, I made a fun little board game.
Download your copy for free from Google Drive here. Print on heavyweight cardstock. Double the weight of the arrow spinner by folding the paper over and gluing two plies before cutting it out. Punch a hole with a nonconventional hole punch and attach the spinner with a brad. Find different game pieces for each player.
Playing is easy. The youngest player starts. They flick the spinner and land on a letter. They’ll move their game piece from the START words to the first real word that can be made with the letter they spun and the word ending (e.g. if they spin t, they’ll move to -op since that makes the word top).
Kids will love trying out the combinations of letters and word endings and giggle at the nonsensical words they make in the process.
Play alternates between opponents. If a player lands on the SPIN AGAIN, they’ll do just that and spin again to get a letter. They’ll then move their piece twice to form the first two words that can be formed with the letter spun and the word endings on the board.
The first player to reach the final square on the board is declared the winner. When we played, that was my 6 year old!
Want a great book to pair with this game? We’ve been reading these flip-a-word books. They’re great for beginning readers and a perfect introduction to word families!