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ACE Words Word Wall Cards

Practice reading ACE words with these word wall cards. They make a great display for a phonics word wall as well as within a writing center.

What is Included:

  • ACE Word Family Cards

This set contains CVCe word cards for the ACE word family. Each card features the ACE word in an easy to read font with a large image what matches the word. Half of the cards have the words in solid black letters and the other half have the rime highlighted in red, which allow students to easily blend onset and rime to read each word.

Ways to Use:

  • Traditional word wall cards
  • Cut along the middle line to create simple matching puzzles
  • Use as reference cards in a writing center
  • Use as cards with a sand or salt tray
  • Use as flash cards

These cards are versatile, allowing students a variety of different ways to practice reading words. They can use them as reference cards when writing sentences, labeling pictures or to copy in a writing center. The bold, easy to recognize pictures will aid students with learning unfamiliar words.

When to Use:

  • Word Wall Cards
  • Literacy Center
  • Writing Center
  • Flash Cards
  • Small Group Activities
  • Morning Tubs or Baskets

These cards make a great addition to any literacy or writing center, providing students will practice reading words that all contain the same rime.

Skills Assessed:

  • Reading CVCe words
  • Blending onset and rime

These word wall cards are low prep. The teacher simply needs to print out the pages and cut out the cards. If using as puzzles, the cards need to be cut to separate the picture from the word. These cards can be laminated for durability so they can be used over and over.

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$1.50

Resource Type

Activities, Centers, Printables

PDF, 12 pages


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