This bundle of two fun vowel card games are great phonemic awareness activities that help children decode short and long vowel sounds automatically. It is a great alternative to worksheets for practice with CVC words, vowel teams, and vowel-consonant-e word fluency.
This card game complements any Orton-Gillingham-based instruction and aligns with the science of reading.
⭐Each game contains
► 96 playing cards with word pictures
► 96 playing cards with pictures and words
► 8 special cards, including wild cards, skip and draw 2
► Assembly instructions
► How to play
► Extension activity ideas
► Recording sheets for student writing
► Wordlist
⭐See the previews for each game for a look at this exciting activity.
Players must correctly decode the word and identify the vowel sound they hear to get rid of their cards.
Cards are included with and without words so it can be played with different levels of ability. This game provides differentiated instruction for tutoring sessions, general classroom use, homeschool, and special education.
Word cards were created using the open dyslexic font made for dyslexic readers and students that learn differently.
⭐More Long Vowel Resources
Vowel Team Bundle – Digital and Print
Vowel Teach Match-Up Card Game
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Mrs Moons Stars –
This resource kept my students engaged. I was able to differentiate the resource for the different levels in my class. Thank you!
Sara L. –
I am using these with my reading groups for additional decoding practice. My students enjoy playing a game and I appreciate that they are getting additional practice in a fun and social way. Thank you!
Paulette M. –
I printed these cards the day I got them. I am a SPED teacher 1st-5th. They loved the game. I think I ended up buying a bundle of these because it was fun and the kids were engaged.
Kristen White –
My students love playing UNO so this was the perfect resource to use while teaching them Phonics skills!
Elizabeth C. –
This was a great resource for my class! I would recommend.
elizabeth C. –
Great center activity to practice for early finishers!
Ann F. –
This was a wonderful resource. The children really enjoyed it. Thank you
Andee M. –
This game was so engaging! My students, who are struggling and reluctant readers, loved it and were reading and identifying the short vowels sounds in the words.
Kristi Zoerhof –
What a brilliant way to combine a childhood favorite game with reading practice!
Debra J. –
My students have enjoyed using this resource for practice of phonemic awareness skills.
Angela L. –
I love these