AT Word Family Worksheet
Help 1st grade readers blend and write -at words with this at word family worksheet. Six fill-in sentences and a full answer key make phonics practice quick and fun.
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Description
This at word family worksheet helps first graders read and write words that end in -at. Words like bat, hat, mat, flat and splat share the same ending sound, so once children can blend the beginning sound with -at, they can read a whole family of words with ease. Word families are a powerful step toward fluent, confident reading.
Students read the eight words in the word bank, then read six short sentences about everyday things like a cozy winter hat, a bicycle tire and an egg on the kitchen floor. They write the missing -at word in each box so the sentence makes sense. Two extra words in the bank are not used, so children must read every sentence carefully instead of guessing. Use the page for phonics centers, morning work, small group lessons or homework.
What’s Included
- A worksheet page with an eight-word -at word bank and six fill-in sentences
- Large, clear print and roomy answer boxes for 1st grade
- A soft watercolor picture of a baseball bat and ball
- A complete answer key on the final page
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it builds decoding skills as children blend single sounds and blends like ch, fl and spl with the -at rime. Second, it strengthens reading comprehension, because each word must fit the meaning of its sentence. Third, it grows the skills from any 1st grade word families worksheet into real reading, so students see how one short rime builds many useful words.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, write -at on a whiteboard and let children add letter cards to make new words such as cat, sat and rat. After the page, challenge students to write their own sentence with fat or that, the two words left in the bank. Pair the at word family worksheet with the other short a families for a quick weekly review.
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