If your kids are learning about middle sounds in words, then you’ll love these simple, kid-friendly worksheets! They are great for review or a print and go activity on a rainy day.
Middle Sound Review
I began by chin walking some basic CVC (consonant vowel consonant) words like mat. I started with my thumb on my chin as I said “m”, then I added my next finger as I said “a” and my third finger as I said “t”. Then I got the kids to try “m -a -t, mat” while chin walking too.
After orally practicing a few more simple CVC words like “fan” and “web”, I asked the kids what sound was in the middle of each word. In the “mat” example above, the class called out, “/a/”.
They had a good warm up and, when they were able to confidently identify the medial vowel sounds on their own, they used these worksheets to review the skill.
Middle Sound Worksheets
For both of these activities, all the students needed were the printouts (below) and some pencils, colored crayons or highlighters.
My class did the middle sounds worksheet first. We talked about the pictures and said what each one was out loud. Then the kids wrote the missing medial vowel sound in the middle circle.
Later on we did the word searches for some fun review! They were a great opportunity to practice reading more simple CVC words.
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Click the blue button below to grab your free middle sound worksheets and then hop over and grab our Word Family Activity Pack too!
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Thank you and have a great day
very helpfull for my son.
Hooray Jana! Enjoy!