Free printable vowel team — oo phonics worksheets. Five practice activities: decodable passage, word sort, phrasing cards, rapid naming chart, and word search.
A short, decodable story embedding vowel team — oo words. Students read the passage then highlight all the target words.
Ned sat by the pool on a hot day. He had a big cup of food. "A nice cook made this good food," he thought. Ned took out a red spoon to eat. Plop! The spoon slipped and fell into the pool. It sank down far.
Ned stood up fast. He put his foot into the pool to get it. But his foot could not get to the spoon. He felt sad. "I can not get it," Ned said. Tom came to take a look. "Do not fret," Tom said. "I can help you get it."
Tom grabbed a long stick of wood. It had a hook on the end. Tom dove right in and swam down. He used the hook to grab the spoon. Then he swam back up to the top. "Here is your spoon," Tom said. He handed it to Ned.
"Thank you so much!" said Ned. The two pals walked to a cool spot in the grass. They sat down to eat the food together. Then they rested and read a fun book.
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Cut out the word cards and sort them into the correct columns: OO as in Moon vs OO as in Book.
Practice reading these phrases for fluency. Cut out the cards and read them quickly and smoothly.
Read each word in the grid as quickly as you can. Time yourself and try to beat your best time!
Find and circle the vowel team — oo words hidden in the grid. Words go across, down, and diagonally — a fun way to reinforce vowel team — oo word recognition.
A new decodable story with the same vowel team — oo sounds — each comes with its own set of worksheets.
These free vowel team (oo) worksheets provide structured phonics practice for the OO vowel team and its two sounds: the long sound in moon and the short sound in book. Activities include a decodable passage embedding target words in a fun story, a word sort that separates the moon sound from the book sound, phrasing practice cards for fluency building, and a rapid naming (RAN) chart for automaticity. Each worksheet prints cleanly on standard US Letter paper.
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