Easy Printable Phonics Poems To Read And Color - First Grade

Easy Printable Phonics Poemsto Read and Color - First GradeReinforcing Vocabulary withRhythm, Rhyme and RepetitionMaking reading funthrough therhythm of the rhyme

Easy Printable Phonics Poems to Read and Color - First GradeReinforcing Vocabulary with Rhythm, Rhyme and RepitionEasy Printable Phonics Poems to Read and Color help students gain fluency in reading by emphasizingword families and decoding skills.Designed for: Language learning centers Printable worksheets Gaining fluency in reading through rhythm, rhyme and repetition Classroom aids and parents to help them become better reading and spelling mentorsPlease note: Short-vowel phonograms in the phonics section of each worksheet are color coded byshort-vowel sound.Keep checking postings: Currently posted in the Phonics Advantage Store on the Teachers PayTeachers website Advantage]are several sets of first grade phonics poems for students to read and color. Additionalsets of phonics poems are planned for late year first grade students and sets ofsecond grade phonics poems. Also in the process of being created are several earlyemergent readers.Permission is granted to make copies for classroom use only.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.Other items by Phonics Advantage on the Teachers Pay Teachers website that use the same colorscheme for short-vowel sounds: dvantageAlphabet Beginning Sounds - Reinforcing Letter Sounds (Free)First Steps in Word Wall - 3-Week Mini Lesson w/Word Cards & Student E-Books (Free)Phonogram Spelling Worksheets - Letter Sounds and Decoding Skills - 5-Week Unit (Free)Phonics Advantage Early Emergent Readers and Level 2 & 3 Emergent ReadersEasy Printable Phonics Poems - Reinforce Vocabulary w/ Rhythm, Rhyme & RepetitionPhonics Advantage R-Controlled Vowels Printable Phonics Poems - First GradePhonics Advantage Vcc Printable Phonics Poems to Read and Color - First GradePhonics Advantage Long Vowels Printable Phonics Poems - First GradePhonics Advantage Match and Stack Short-Vowel Phonograms - A Phonics Game (Free)Word Family Bingo - A Phonics Game (Can be played with Consonant Blends below) (Free)Phonics Advantage Word Family Bingo with Consonant Blends - A Phonics GameGo Fish for Rhymes - Phonics Card Game (Card game is similar to the classic Go Fish game)

NameCome Play a GameSilent E makes ā say its letter name.ā ā ame nameā ā ame gameā ā ame cameǒ ǒ op hopǒ ǒ op topǒ ǒ op popCome Play a GameCome and playA game with me.It is fun,You will see.I hop one.And you hop two.I am on red.You are on blue.Hop to green.Hop to blue.You hop oneAnd I hop two.It was goodTo play with you.I had fun,And you did too.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameRun With MeWhen two vowels are together, the 1st says its letter name, the 2nd is silent.ēe .ēe ee seeēe .ēe ee treeēe .ēe ee beeŭ ŭ un runŭ ŭ un funŭ ŭ un bunRun With MeCome with meAnd we can run.Come with me.We will have fun.Run to the cat.Run to the tree.Run to the dog.Now run to me.Here I go.See me run.Here I go.I can have fun.See me runTo the tree.Here I go.Run with me.Come with meAnd we can run.Come with me.We will have fun.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameBake a CakeSilent E makes the previous vowel say its letter name.ā ā ake cakeā ā ake makeā ā ake bakeă ă an cană ă.an mană ă an pan - pansBake a CakeThis pan is too big.That pan is too small.This pan will not do.That pan is too tall.What can I do?I want to bake.What can I haveTo make a cake?It will be goodIf I can have two.Two pans will work.Two pans will do.Now I can work.Now I can bake.This will beA very good cake.Come and helpAnd you will seeHow good a cakeThis will be.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameRun Dog, Runŭ ŭ un runŭ ŭ un funŭ ŭ un bunǒ ǒ og dogǒ ǒ og fogǒ ǒ og logRun Dog, RunRun dog, runIn the fog.Sit dog, sitBy the log.Jump dog, jumpTo the top.Run with me.Do not stop.Here we goBy the tree.Here we go.Play with me.Now we runTo the log.I will sit,So will dog.Now we jump.Now we play.It is funWith dog today.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameBoxes! Boxes!When two vowels are together, the 1st says its letter name, the 2nd is silent.ūe ūe ue blueūe ūe ue Sueūe ūe ue trueǒ ǒ ox boxǒ ǒ ox foxǒ ǒ ox box - boxesBoxes! Boxes!Boxes, boxesIn the hall.One is big.One is small."A box for me.A box for you.Here is oneFor sister Sue.""You get red.I get blue.The green one isFor sister Sue.""I like red.""I like blue.""I like green,"Said sister Sue.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameZoo TodayTwo "o's" together make many sounds. This poem uses z oo and t oo .oo oo zoooo oo toooo oo zooSometimes the letter "y" acts as a vowel.In the phonogram "ay", "a" says its letter name and "y" is silent.āy āy ay dayāy āy ay playāy āy ay day - todayZoo Today"Here we goTo the zoo.Do you wantTo come too?""Yes I canGo to the zoo.Yes I canGo with you.""You can come!You can playAt the zooWith us today.""We will rideIn the car.Here we go.It is not far."Here we are.I see the zoo.It is goodThat you came too."Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameSee It TipSometimes the letter "y" acts as a vowel.In the phonogram "ay", "a" says its letter name and "y" is silent.āy āy ay playāy āy ay wayāy āy ay stayĭ ĭ ip tipĭ ĭ ip dipĭ ĭ ip slipă ă ad badă ă ad madă ă ad sadSee It TipNo! Get Down!That will tipGet down nowOr it will slipSee it tip.See it fall.See it slipIn the hall.It is sadYou were bad.Now mom and dadWill be mad.A dog should sit.A dog should stay.And not be badThat way.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameSee the BugSilent E makes the previous vowel say its letter name.ī ī ike likeī ī ide hideā ā afe safeǒ ǒ op hopǒ ǒ op mopǒ ǒ op stopŭ ŭ ug rugŭ ŭ ug tugŭ ŭ ug bugSee the BugSee the bugOn the rug.I will giveHis leg a tug.See him run.See him go.He did not like it.No! No!See him hopOn the mop.See him hideTo make me stop.I will stop.I will not tug.You are safeLittle bug.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NamePlay Ball with Sam and PamSometimes when "l" follows "a", the short "ă" pronounciation changes.all all ballall all tallall all smallă ă am Samă ă.am Pamă ă am jamPlay Ball with Sam and PamSam and PamWill play ball.Sam is tall.Pam is small.Here is Ted.He wants to play."Can I playWith you today?""Yes you canPlay with Pam.Yes you canPlay with Sam."It is funTo play ballWith Sam and PamTall and small.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameDown Went the PanWhen two vowels are together, the 1st says its letter name, the 2nd is silent.ēe .ēe ee seeēe .ēe eed needēe ēe eed seedĕ ĕ ed redĕ ĕ ed Tedĕ ĕ ed Jedă ă an mană ă.an pană ă an ranDown Went the PanTed and JedRan with the pan.Ted and JedDid not see the man.Down went Ted.Down went the man.Down went Jed.Down went the pan."You need to look.You need to see.You need to goAnd let me be."Jed got red.So did Ted."Sorry," said Ted."Sorry," said Jed.Away went Jed.Away went the pan.Away went Ted.Away went the man.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameSee My BookTwo "o's" together make many sounds. This poem uses b ook and l ook .ook ook lookook ook bookook ook hookWhen two vowels are together, the 1st says its letter name, the 2nd is silent.ēe .ēe ee seeēe .ēe ee treeēe .ēe ee beeă ă at cată ă.at sată ă at thatSee My BookCome and see.Take a look.Come and seeMy new book.Look at this.Look at that.Can you seeThe yellow cat?If you lookYou will seeThe big dogBy the tree.The dog and catWill play ball.One ball is big.One ball is small.Come and see.Take a look.Come and seeMy new book.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameFun in the Sunŭ ŭ un sunŭ ŭ un funŭ ŭ un runĭ ĭ ig bigĭ ĭ ig digĭ ĭ ig wigSilent E makes the previous vowel say its letter name.ā ā ake makeā ā ake takeā ā ake cakeFun in the SunSee me playIn the sun?Come and play.Come have fun.You can play.You can dig.You can help meMake it big.We make it tall.We make it big.We can make it.We can dig.I like to digIn the sun.I like to playAnd have fun.Come and play.Come have fun.Come and playIn the sun.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameSee the TreeSometimes when "l" follows "a", the short ă pronounciation changes.all all tallall all callall all ball - ballsWhen two vowels are together, the 1st says its letter name, the 2nd is silent.ēe .ēe ee seeēe .ēe ee treeēe .ēe ee threeSee the TreeCome. Come.Come and see.Take a lookAt the tree.The tree is big.The tree is tall.Help me toPut on a ball.Put on one.Put on two.I have red.You have blue.I like to workOn the tree.It will be good.You will see.I like to look.I like to see.I like the balls.On the tree.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameMy Cat PatSometimes the letter "y" acts as a vowel.In the phonogram "ay", "a" says its letter name and "y" is silent.āy āy ay playāy āy ay dayāy āy ay maySilent E makes the previous vowel say its letter name.ā ā ake makeā ā ake wakeā ā ake take - takesă ă at cată ă.at fată ă at PatMy Cat PatI have a cat.Her name is Pat.My cat PatIs very fat.She takes a napWhen it is day.I wake her upTo make her play.See the ball.This is fun.Go to the ball.Run, cat, run.See her run.See her play.I like to playWith Pat all day.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.

NameNo, Ted. No!Sometimes the letter "y" acts as a vowel.In the phonogram "ay", "a" says its letter name and "y" is silent.āy āy ay wayāy āy ay stayāy āy ay day - todayĭ ĭ it sitĭ ĭ it fitĭ ĭ it hitŭ ŭ ump jumpŭ ŭ ump bumpŭ ŭ ump pumpNo, Ted. No!No, Ted. No!Do not jump.You will fall.You will bump.On a bedYou must sitOr my momWill have a fit.My dad tooWill get madThat will beVery bad.You can stay.You can play.But you must notJump that way.Here is a gameThat we can play.We can haveFun today.Copyright 2011 Phonics Advantage All rights reserved by author. dvantagePermission to copy for classroom use only.Electronic distribution limited to classroom use only.