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Grade 1 Phonics, Decoding & Spelling Patterns: Long E Teams

216 printable 1st Grade phonics worksheets on Long E Teams. 6 activity types: Crack the Code, Lesson, Read and Draw, Roll and Read. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 216.

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Includes 6 activity types: Crack the Code, Lesson, Read and Draw, Roll and Read, Word Ladder, Word Search.

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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 1)
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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 2)
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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 3)
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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 4)
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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 5)
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1st Grade phonics worksheet — Long E Teams — Crack The Code (Practice 6)
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Teaching Long E Teams

What it is

Long e is spelled with the teams ee (feet), ea (seat), and sometimes ey (key), ie (field), or a single e (me).

When a child is ready

Teach long e teams after short vowels and magic e, once the child reads ai and ay teams.

If they struggle

ee is the most reliable and ea the most common; teach them together as 'two ways to spell the same sound.' If ea words are misread, note that ea sometimes says short e (bread, head) and keep those for later.

This skill in other grades: Grade 2 · Grade 3