Foundational Reading Lesson - Long O Vowel Diagraphs (oa ow), Grade 2
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Activity 1 / Reading: OA or OW Worksheet
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Decoding words is easier when students understand digraphs. A digraph is two letters that have only one sound. In this worksheet, students look at a picture and then complete the spelling for each word. The worksheet focuses on words with the /oa/ and /ow/ spellings. Use this printable in your reading classroom as well as for spelling practice. This worksheet is ideal for young and emergent readers.
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Activity 2 / Reading: Long O Digraphs Worksheet
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Reading and decoding words is complex when students begin learning about digraphs. A digraph is two letters that represent one sound. This worksheet focuses on the digraphs that have the long O sound. Students read each word and identify whether the digraph spelling is /oa/ or /ow/. Knowing the sounds of digraphs gives students the skills needed to decode more words and become confident readers.
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Activity 3 / Long O Vowel Team Coloring Worksheet
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Energize your lesson on long vowels with this fun coloring worksheet! By dividing your class into teams and encouraging them to work together you will show them how to correctly identify and pronounce the long O sound. Get teams to read words such as «boat» and «flow» while the rest of the class listens, instructing them to pay attention to the long O sounds made by the «oa» and «o» groupings of letters. Then let students work together to color in the words and matching pictures while thinking about what they have learned. This simple printout is ideal for supplementing any phonics lesson.
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