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Vowel Digraphs Worksheet

This Vowel Digraphs Worksheet gives 2nd grade students picture-clue practice with the vowel teams ai, ea, ee, oa, and oo. An answer key is included, perfect for quick, no-prep phonics practice at home or school.

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This Vowel Digraphs Worksheet helps 2nd grade students practice the vowel teams ai, ea, ee, oa, and oo. A vowel digraph is two vowels working together to make one sound, like the ai in rain or the oa in boat. This vowel digraphs worksheet uses clear picture clues so young readers can hear the sound, picture the word, and choose the right vowel pair with confidence.

This 2nd grade digraphs worksheet shows six friendly pictures – a rain cloud, a boat, a bee, a leaf, a boot, and a snail. Under each picture is a word with its vowel digraph missing, and students write the correct pair on the blank. A word bank at the top lists every digraph, making it easy to use for morning work, centers, or independent practice.

What’s Included

  • 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
  • Answer key
  • 6 picture-clue fill-in-the-digraph activities with a vowel digraph word bank

Kids learn best with this vowel digraphs worksheet for three reasons. First, the picture clues connect each sound to a real, familiar word. Second, filling in the missing letters builds spelling and decoding skills at the same time. Third, the handy word bank gives just enough support so students can succeed on their own and feel proud of their reading.

For even more phonics fun, teachers and parents can go on a vowel team hunt through a favorite storybook, sort word cards by their digraph sound, or build silly sentences using ai, ea, ee, oa, and oo words. Reading the picture words aloud together is a cheerful way to lock in each vowel sound, and adding a quick drawing for every word makes the practice even more memorable.

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