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Grade 5 Phonics, Decoding & Spelling Patterns: Silent Letters Review

180 printable 5th Grade phonics worksheets on Silent Letters Review. 5 activity types: Crack the Code, Read and Draw, Roll and Read, Sentence Scramble. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 180.

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Includes 5 activity types: Crack the Code, Read and Draw, Roll and Read, Sentence Scramble, Word Search.

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5th Grade phonics worksheet — Silent Letters Review — Crack The Code (Practice 1)
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5th Grade phonics worksheet — Silent Letters Review — Crack The Code (Practice 3)
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5th Grade phonics worksheet — Silent Letters Review — Crack The Code (Practice 4)
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5th Grade phonics worksheet — Silent Letters Review — Crack The Code (Practice 5)
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5th Grade phonics worksheet — Silent Letters Review — Crack The Code (Practice 6)
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Teaching Silent Letters Review

What it is

This review mixes the silent-letter spellings the child has already met, with no heading to say which is coming: kn and wr at the front of a word, mb and mn at the end, and gn at either end.

When a child is ready

Use it after kn, wr, mb, gn, and mn have each been practiced on their own.

If they struggle

Reading these is usually fine by this point; spelling them is what breaks down. Have the child sort a mixed list into columns by silent letter before writing anything, and use position as the check: wr and kn only ever start a word, while mb and mn fall at the end of one.

This skill in other grades: Grade 1 · Grade 3 · Grade 4