Long Vowel O Worksheet
This long vowel o worksheet has first graders circle pictures with the long o sound and write long o words to finish sentences. An answer key makes checking quick and easy.
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Description
The long o sound says its own name, like the o in comb, hose, and toast. This long vowel o worksheet helps first grade students hear that sound in spoken words and then use long o words in real sentences, two key steps toward reading and spelling with confidence.
In Part A, children say the name of each of six colorful pictures and circle the three that have the long o sound. In Part B, they read three short sentences and write the missing word from a word box. Every word in the box has the long o sound, so students must read each sentence carefully instead of guessing by sound alone. Use it for phonics centers, small group lessons, homework, or a quick check after teaching silent e and vowel teams.
What’s Included
- Part A: six picture cards to say and circle for long o
- Part B: a four-word long o word box and three fill-in-the-blank sentences
- Name and Date line
- An answer key on page 2
3 Reasons This Worksheet Helps Kids
- Phonemic awareness: saying picture names aloud trains the ear to separate long o from other vowel sounds.
- Reading for meaning: the sentences can only be finished by understanding them, not by matching sounds.
- Spelling practice: writing long o words on the lines connects the sound to its common spellings.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, say a few words aloud and have children give a thumbs up for every long o word. After they finish this long vowel o worksheet, ask them to find other long o words around the room or in a favorite book. For extra practice, pair it with a short o page so children can compare the two sounds side by side.
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