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OU OW Digraphs Worksheet

This ou ow digraphs worksheet gives 2nd graders hands-on practice reading and spelling words that use the ou and ow vowel teams. An answer key is included, making it perfect for quick, no-prep phonics practice at home or school.

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The letter teams ou and ow can both spell the same vowel sound you hear in cloud and cow, which makes them one of the trickiest and most useful phonics patterns for young readers to learn. This ou ow digraphs worksheet gives students focused, hands-on practice reading and spelling words that use these two vowel teams. By matching each word to the sentence where it belongs, children learn to recognize the ou and ow sound in real, everyday words.

This printable ou and ow words worksheet features a friendly word box and eight picture-supported sentences to complete. Students read each sentence, choose the word from the box that makes sense, and write it on the line. A cheerful mouse, flower, and owl illustration keeps the page playful and inviting. Use it for morning work, a phonics center, homework, or a quick review before a spelling quiz — just print and hand it out.

What’s Included

  • 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
  • Answer key
  • 8 fill-in-the-blank sentences with an eight-word ou/ow word box

This ou ow digraphs worksheet supports readers in three important ways. First, it builds the sound-to-spelling connection, helping students see that both ou and ow can stand for the same vowel sound. Second, the sentence context grows vocabulary and comprehension as children read meaningful words like cloud, flower, and round. Third, the included answer key lets students check their own work and feel confident, turning independent practice into a quick win.

For more ou and ow fun, challenge children to go on a word hunt through a favorite picture book and list every ou and ow word they find. Try sorting word cards into an ou pile and an ow pile, clapping out the sounds, or writing a silly sentence for each word. Pairing this worksheet with phonics songs and read-alouds gives learners plenty of playful, low-pressure repetition.

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