CVC words with short e sound in sentences

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ed word family list

  • bed (n): a large, rectangular piece of furniture, often with four legs, used for sleeping on
  • fed (v): past tense of feed that means to give food to a person or animal
  • red (adj): one of the primary colors, often described as the color of fresh blood
  • med (n): medicine

He fed his pet, took his med and laid on his red bed.

eg word family list

  • egg (n): oval object with a hard shell that is produced by female birds
  • beg (v): to make a strong and urgent request
  • leg (n): one of the parts of the body of a human or animal that is used for standing or walking
  • peg (n): a device used to fasten something into a particular place

Meg begs Reg to pass the egg and the peg.
Meg can’t move because she hurt her leg.

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en word family list

  • men (n): plural form of man
  • ten: 10
  • hen (n): an adult female chicken often kept for its eggs
  • pen (n): a small area surrounded by a fence, especially one in which animals are kept
  • den (n): the home of particular types of wild animal

The two men, Ben and Ken chased the ten hens to the pen. Then, Ben and Ken looked for the rabbit’s den.

et word family list

  • vet (n): doctor of animals
  • wet (adj): covered in water or another liquid
  • net (n): material made of threads of rope, string, wire, or plastic with spaces between them allowing gas, liquid, or small objects to go through, or an object made with this material that is used to limit the movement of something
  • set (n): a group of similar things that belong together in some way
  • pet (n): an animal that is kept in the home as a companion and treated kindly

The vet met the wet pet.
The vet gets the net and the set of meds for the pet.

ell word family list

  • bell (n): a hollow metal object shaped like a cup that makes a ringing sound when hit by something hard
  • well (n): a deep hole in the ground from which you can get water, oil, or gas
  • sell (v): to give something to someone else in return for money
  • tell (v): to say something to someone
  • fell (v): past tense of fall which means to suddenly go down onto the ground or towards the ground without intending to or by accident

My cat’s bell fell in the well so I went to tell my mom who sells yellow bells.

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CVC words with short a sound in sentences

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ab word family list

  • cab (n): a taxi
  • lab (n): a laboratory
  • dab (v): to touch or put a substance on something with quick light touches
  • jab (n): an injection

Gab rode a yellow cab to go to the lab.
In the lab, he got a jab then they get a cotton to dab on his arm.

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ad word family list

  • bad (adj): unpleasant and causing difficulties or harm
  • pad (n): pieces of paper fastened together used for writing or drawing
  • sad (adj): unhappy
  • lad (n): a boy or a young man
  • mad (adj): very angry or annoyed
  • dad (n): father

My dad had a bad day.
He was sad and mad at the bad lad.
I saw him write on his pad then he smiled.
My dad wasn’t sad anymore.

ag word family list

  • rag (n): a torn piece of old cloth
  • bag (n): a container in which you carry things
  • mag (n): a magazine
  • tag (n): a small piece of paper, cloth or metal on which there is information tied or stuck onto something larger.

She step on the rag and put down her bag.
In her bag is a mag.
In the mag is a picture of a pretty bag with a tag.

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ack word family list

  • pack (v): to put something into a bag, box, etc.
  • sack (n): a paper or plastic bag used to carry things, especially things bought in a food shop
  • back (adv): in, into, or towards a previous place or condition or an earlier time
  • rack (n): a frame or shelf, often formed of bars that is used to hold things

Jack packs some books in his sack then he turns back home and put the books on the rack.

am word family list

  • dam (n): a wall built across a river that stops the river’s flow and collects the water, especially to make a reservoir that provides water for an area.
  • ram (n): an adult male sheep
  • ham (n): pig’s meat from the leg or shoulder, preserved with salt or smoke
  • jam (n): a sweet, soft food made by cooking fruit with sugar to preserve it
  • yam (n): a potato-like root from a tropical climbing plant that can be eaten
  • fam (n): family

Pam and Sam like going to the dam to see the rams.
They bring ham, jam and yams to eat with their fam.

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an word family list

  • man (n): an adult male human being
  • tan (adj): pale yellowish-brown in color
  • van (n): a medium-sized road vehicle, used especially for carrying goods, that often has no windows in the sides at the back
  • can (n): a closed metal container, especially cylinder-shaped, in which some types of drink and food are sold.
  • fan (n): an electric device with blades that turn quickly, used to move the air around
  • pan (n): a metal container that is round and often has a lone handle and a lid, used for cooking things on top of a cooker

Dan is a man who has a tan van.
In his van, he has a can, a fan and a pan.

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ap word family list

  • lap (n): the top surface of the upper part of the legs of a person who is sitting down
  • cap (n): a soft flat hat that has a curved part sticking out at the front
  • map (n): a drawing that shows a direction of travel between one place and another
  • tap (v): to hit something gently
  • nap (n): a short sleep

On his lap is a cap and a map.
He taps the map puts on his cap and then takes a nap.

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ar word family list

  • car (n): a road vehicle with an engine, four wheels, and seats for a small number of people
  • far (adv): at, to or from a great distance in space or time
  • bar (n): a place where drinks are sold and drunk or the area in such a place where the person serving the drinks stands
  • jar (n): a glass or clay container with a wide opening at the top and sometimes a fitted lid, usually used for storing food

The car is far from the bar where he put the jar.

at word family list

  • fat (adj): thick or large
  • cat (n): a small animal with fur, four legs, a tail, and claws, usually kept as a pet or for catching mice
  • rat (n): a small rodent, larger than a mouse, that has a long tail and is considered to be harmful
  • sat (v): past tense of sit
  • mat (n): a small piece of strong material that covers and protects part of a floor
  • bat (n): a small animal like a mouse with wings that flies at night
  • hat (n): a covering for the head that is not part of a piece f clothing

Pat the fat cat and Mat the fat rat sat on the mat to see the flying bat with a hat.

Definition of the words is from dictionary.cambridge.org

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Consonant Digraphs: Wh words

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List of simple words that stars with wh

  • whack
  • wham
  • what
  • whale
  • wheal
  • wheat
  • wheel
  • wheeze
  • when
  • where
  • whey
  • whiff
  • whim
  • whip
  • while
  • whine
  • white
  • who
  • whom
  • whole
  • whose

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Consonant Digraphs: th words

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List of simple words that starts in th

  • than
  • that
  • the
  • thee
  • their
  • then
  • there
  • these
  • they
  • this
  • those
  • thus
  • thaw
  • thick
  • thief
  • thin
  • thug

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Consonant Digraphs: Sh words

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List of simple words that starts in Sh

  • shack
  • shall
  • shade
  • shake
  • shame
  • shape
  • share
  • shave
  • she
  • shed
  • shell
  • sheaf
  • shear
  • sheen
  • sheep
  • sheer
  • sheet
  • shin
  • ship
  • shine
  • shire
  • shock
  • shop
  • shot
  • show
  • shoal
  • shoe
  • shoot
  • shore
  • shout
  • shuck
  • shun
  • shut

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Consonant Digraphs: Ch words

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List of simple words that starts in ch

  • chaff
  • chat
  • chain
  • chair
  • chase
  • check
  • cheque
  • chess
  • chew
  • cheap
  • cheat
  • cheek
  • cheer
  • cheese
  • chic
  • chick
  • chief
  • chill
  • chin
  • chip
  • chime
  • chive
  • choice
  • choke
  • choose
  • chop
  • chore
  • chub
  • chuck
  • chug
  • chum

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Beginning Consonant Blend: tr words

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List of tr words

  • track
  • trap
  • tray
  • trace
  • trade
  • trail
  • train
  • trait
  • trek
  • tree
  • treat
  • trick
  • trim
  • trip
  • tribe
  • troll
  • trot
  • troop
  • truce
  • truck
  • true
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Beginning Consonant Blend: sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw words

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List of sc words

  • sacb
  • scam
  • scan
  • scar
  • scale
  • scape
  • scare
  • scoff
  • scone
  • scope
  • score
  • scoop
  • scout

List of sk words

  • skate
  • skew
  • skid
  • skim
  • skin
  • skill
  • skip
  • skit
  • skull

List of sl words

  • slab
  • slack
  • slam
  • slap
  • slay
  • slate
  • slave
  • slain
  • sled
  • sleek
  • sleep
  • sleeve
  • slid
  • slick
  • slim
  • slip
  • slice
  • slide
  • slime
  • slob
  • slop
  • slot
  • slow
  • slope
  • slug
  • slum
  • slur

List of sm words

  • smack
  • small
  • smear
  • smell
  • smile
  • smog
  • smoke
  • smug

List of sn words

  • snack
  • snag
  • snap
  • snake
  • snail
  • snare
  • sneak
  • sneeze
  • sniff
  • snip
  • snipe
  • snob
  • snot
  • snow
  • snore
  • snooze
  • snout
  • snub
  • snug

List of sp words

  • spam
  • span
  • spat
  • space
  • spade
  • spare
  • speck
  • spell
  • speak
  • spear
  • speed
  • spill
  • spin
  • spit
  • spice
  • spike
  • spine
  • spoil
  • spot
  • spoof
  • spoon
  • spoke
  • spore
  • spout
  • spur

List of st words

  • stab
  • stack
  • staff
  • stag
  • stall
  • stan
  • star
  • stay
  • stage
  • stake
  • stale
  • stare
  • state
  • stain
  • stair
  • stem
  • step
  • stew
  • steep
  • steak
  • steal
  • stick
  • still
  • stock
  • stop
  • stole
  • stone
  • store
  • stove
  • stood
  • stoop
  • stub
  • stuck
  • stuff

List of sw words

  • swab
  • swag
  • swam
  • swan
  • swap
  • sway
  • swell
  • sweep
  • swear
  • sweat
  • swim
  • swine
  • swipe
  • swoon
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Beginning Consonant Blends: pl and pr words

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List of pl words

  • plan
  • play
  • place
  • plane
  • plate
  • plaid
  • plain
  • plea
  • please
  • plop
  • plot
  • plow
  • pluck
  • plug
  • plum
  • plus
  • ply

List of pr words

  • pray
  • praise
  • press
  • preen
  • prick
  • prim
  • price
  • pride
  • prime
  • prize
  • prod
  • prom
  • prop
  • probe
  • prone
  • prose
  • prove
  • proof
  • proud
  • prune
  • prude
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Beginning Consonant Blends: gl and gr words

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Words included in the lesson: Simple and short words that start with the consonant blends gl and gr.

List of gl words

  • glad
  • glam
  • glass
  • glade
  • glare
  • glaze
  • glair
  • gleam
  • glean
  • glee
  • glide
  • gloss
  • glow
  • globe
  • glove
  • gloat
  • gloom
  • glum
  • glut

List of gr words

  • grab
  • gram
  • grass
  • gray
  • grace
  • grade
  • grape
  • grate
  • grave
  • graze
  • grain
  • grew
  • grey
  • grease
  • great
  • greed
  • green
  • greet
  • grid
  • grill
  • grim
  • grin
  • grip
  • grit
  • grime
  • grief
  • groan
  • gross
  • grow
  • groom
  • groove
  • group
  • grouse
  • grub
  • gruff
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