'u-e' (split dsigraph) worksheets, games and resources
‘u-e’ (split digraph) worksheets, games, flashcards, PowerPoints and other phonics resources.
‘u-e’ (split digraph) PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation is designed to support teaching and learning the ‘u-e’ split digraph. Only £1.50!
‘u-e’ (split digraph) PowerPoint
This PowerPoint presentation is designed to support teaching and learning the ‘u-e’ split digraph. Only £1.50!
‘u-e’ games pack
A set of printable resources that can be laminated and used to support teaching and learning the ‘u-e’ split digraph. Only £2!
Mixed Split Digraph Games Pack
13 printable games and resources focused on reading words containing split digraphs. Only £2!
Phase 5 PowerPoint Bundle
19 Phase 5 phonics PowerPoints for £15.00! Save more than £9.00 over individual purchases.
u-e word cards
Six double-sided ‘u-e’ (split digraph) word flashcards. Print, cut along the horizontal lines, fold and laminate.
‘u-e’ alien cards
Six double-sided ‘u-e’ (split digraph) alien/nonsense word cards. Print, cut along the horizontal lines, fold and laminate.
u-e spelling strips
Double-sided ‘u-e’ (split digraph) word spelling strips. Read the words and add sound buttons. Look at each word, turn over the strip and spell it on the back. Once complete, check each word and correct if needed.
multisyllabic words
Multisyllabic ‘u-e’ (split digraph) word flashcards. Fold and reveal each syllable.
u-e spelling lists
A convenient set of spelling lists containing ‘u-e’ (split digraph) words. Great for sticking into spelling books or sending home to learn for homework.
u-e words and pictures
Worksheet to support children learning to read and spell words containing the ‘u-e’ (long u) grapheme. Identify the ‘u-e’ pictures and spell the words. Complete and read the ‘u-e’ words.
u-e read and spell (1)
u-e (split digraph) worksheet including adding sound buttons, a look/cover/write/check section and a simple wordsearch.
u-e spelling game
Interactive, table-friendly spelling game. Use the sounds provided to spell each of the decodable ‘u-e’ (split digraph) words. Look at the word list if you get stuck.