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The <strong>oat</strong><br />
Family <strong>Set</strong><br />
Developed by Cherry Carl<br />
Artwork: www.toonclipart.com
-<strong>oat</strong> <strong>Word</strong> Family List<br />
bl<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong> rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong> sh<strong>oat</strong> rowb<strong>oat</strong><br />
c<strong>oat</strong> thr<strong>oat</strong> overc<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong> afl<strong>oat</strong> pettic<strong>oat</strong><br />
gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong>*<br />
m<strong>oat</strong>
Keep Away the G<strong>oat</strong>!<br />
To the tune of: Row, Row, Row Your B<strong>oat</strong><br />
Cherry Carl<br />
Row, row, row the b<strong>oat</strong><br />
Round and round the m<strong>oat</strong>!<br />
But never, ever bring the g<strong>oat</strong><br />
when you are afl<strong>oat</strong>!<br />
Watch that goofy g<strong>oat</strong><br />
He’ll eat your overc<strong>oat</strong>!<br />
So when you row around the m<strong>oat</strong>,<br />
keep away the g<strong>oat</strong>!
<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
bl<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong><br />
Cut and Paste: <strong>oat</strong><br />
rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
gl<strong>oat</strong>
Finish and Write<br />
Say the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –<strong>oat</strong><br />
family and rhymes with g<strong>oat</strong>, add –<strong>oat</strong> to finish writing the word.<br />
bl<br />
b<br />
sw<br />
v<br />
n<br />
g<br />
fl<br />
c<br />
gl
Circle and Write<br />
Look at the picture in each box. Circle the word that matches the<br />
picture. Write the word on the lines.<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3.<br />
4.<br />
5.<br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
got<br />
flat<br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong><br />
both<br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
bl<strong>oat</strong><br />
blot
More Circle and Write<br />
Say the name of each picture. Read the words and circle the word that names the<br />
picture. Write the word underneath the picture. Make a picture for the last word.<br />
fl<strong>oat</strong> flat<br />
g<strong>oat</strong> gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
rowb<strong>oat</strong> rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
bout b<strong>oat</strong><br />
sailb<strong>oat</strong> sunshine<br />
g<strong>oat</strong> got<br />
g<strong>oat</strong> grit<br />
road rowb<strong>oat</strong><br />
c<strong>oat</strong>
Configuration Station: <strong>oat</strong><br />
<strong>Word</strong> Bank<br />
b<strong>oat</strong> fl<strong>oat</strong> g<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong><br />
c<strong>oat</strong> gl<strong>oat</strong> m<strong>oat</strong> thr<strong>oat</strong>
<strong>oat</strong> <strong>Word</strong> Search<br />
b l o a t r z g c m<br />
o z a r p d x l o u<br />
a r t n s r p y a s<br />
t x q p g l o a t y<br />
i y u r o n l i j d<br />
e z n i a q j m y f<br />
f l o a t y g o a t<br />
e p a y u z r a r u<br />
q r t h r o a t n l<br />
e f z v n x p j z y<br />
b<strong>oat</strong> bl<strong>oat</strong> c<strong>oat</strong> fl<strong>oat</strong> gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong> m<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong> thr<strong>oat</strong>
Cloze the Gap! (<strong>oat</strong>)<br />
Read the following sentences, saying the word “g<strong>oat</strong>”<br />
when you come to a blank space. Use words from the <strong>oat</strong><br />
family to fill in the blanks and make sense. Reread your<br />
sentences to double check your choices!<br />
1. My sister had to stay home because her hurt.<br />
2. “It’s raining, so don’t forget your ,” said Mom.<br />
3. The swim coach taught me how to on my back.<br />
4. Some schools have a closet in each room.<br />
5. Do you think there’s a dragon in the castle ?<br />
6. Mom, may I please order a root beer ?<br />
7. My sister loves to sing, “Row, row, row your .”<br />
8. Mom makes hot meal for breakfast on cold mornings.<br />
9. Dad let me work the oars in the on the lake.<br />
10. The baby at the Children’s Zoo ate my nametag!<br />
<strong>Word</strong> Bank<br />
fl<strong>oat</strong> m<strong>oat</strong> c<strong>oat</strong> thr<strong>oat</strong> rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong> b<strong>oat</strong> g<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong> rowb<strong>oat</strong>
<strong>oat</strong> Crossword Puzzle<br />
1 2<br />
3 4<br />
5 6<br />
Across Down<br />
1. to take or show pride 1. a farm animal with horns<br />
3. any kind of ship 2. the front of your neck<br />
4. the ditch around a castle 3. to swell or make bigger<br />
5. a grain used for food<br />
6. a piece of warm winter clothing<br />
7. the opposite of sink<br />
<strong>Word</strong> Bank<br />
thr<strong>oat</strong> fl<strong>oat</strong> gl<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong> g<strong>oat</strong><br />
bl<strong>oat</strong> c<strong>oat</strong> m<strong>oat</strong> b<strong>oat</strong><br />
7
1<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
Alphabet<br />
Avenue<br />
Place the words below in alphabetical order.<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
WORD BANK<br />
bl<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong> gl<strong>oat</strong> rainc<strong>oat</strong> lifeb<strong>oat</strong> fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong> afl<strong>oat</strong> c<strong>oat</strong> m<strong>oat</strong> thr<strong>oat</strong> b<strong>oat</strong>
See, Say, Spell and Write<br />
m<strong>oat</strong>
Suffix City<br />
The <strong>oat</strong> Family<br />
Look at the root words on the left.<br />
Use your magnetic letters to add –s, -ed, and –ing to make new words.<br />
Write the new words in the boxes below.<br />
Root <strong>Word</strong> -s -ed -ing<br />
b<strong>oat</strong><br />
c<strong>oat</strong><br />
bl<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
I’m fl<strong>oat</strong>ing!<br />
I fl<strong>oat</strong>!<br />
I fl<strong>oat</strong>ed!<br />
I’m sunburned!
Cloze the Gap:<br />
The <strong>oat</strong> Family<br />
Use your <strong>oat</strong> Suffix City worksheet to help you fill in the blanks below.<br />
1. Mom the chicken with flour before she fried it<br />
last night.<br />
2. It’s not polite to when you win a game.<br />
3. is a good hobby if you like the water.<br />
4. Dad got sunburned when he in the pool too long!<br />
5. When I eat too much pizza, I feel !<br />
6. Mom put a new of paint on the wall in the kitchen.<br />
7. Let’s rent a giant inner tube for at Water World!<br />
8. Oh, no! My row just away on that big wave!<br />
9. The class bully when I missed the ball at recess.<br />
10. Grandma sent me a new winter for my birthday.<br />
I’m bl<strong>oat</strong>ed from<br />
eating too much!
<strong>oat</strong> Family <strong>Word</strong> Slide<br />
<strong>oat</strong><br />
<strong>oat</strong> Family <strong>Word</strong> Slide<br />
(Sound Blending)<br />
Print on vellum, cut, and laminate for durability. Cut the top and bottom slits to the left<br />
of the rime chunk for the slide. Model proper use for students: blending to form and<br />
say new words.
bl<br />
c<br />
fl<br />
g<br />
gl<br />
m<br />
thr
<strong>oat</strong> Partner Puzzle<br />
g <strong>oat</strong><br />
fl <strong>oat</strong><br />
gl <strong>oat</strong><br />
fl <strong>oat</strong><br />
b <strong>oat</strong><br />
c <strong>oat</strong>
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong>
<strong>oat</strong><br />
bl<strong>oat</strong><br />
rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
rainc<strong>oat</strong>
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
gl<strong>oat</strong><br />
c<strong>oat</strong>
-<strong>oat</strong> <strong>Word</strong>s and Pictures for Sorts and Stuff<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
rainc<strong>oat</strong><br />
g<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
fl<strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s
-<strong>oat</strong> <strong>Word</strong>s and Pictures for Sorts and Stuff<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
c<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong><br />
b<strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
gl<strong>oat</strong>
-<strong>oat</strong> <strong>Word</strong>s and Pictures for Sorts and Stuff<br />
<strong>oat</strong><br />
m<strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
bl<strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
rowb<strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s<br />
thr<strong>oat</strong>
<strong>Word</strong> Family (-<strong>oat</strong>)<br />
bl<strong>oat</strong>, b<strong>oat</strong>, c<strong>oat</strong>, fl<strong>oat</strong>, gl<strong>oat</strong>, g<strong>oat</strong>, m<strong>oat</strong>, <strong>oat</strong>, thr<strong>oat</strong>,<br />
lifeb<strong>oat</strong>, rainc<strong>oat</strong>, rowb<strong>oat</strong>, steamb<strong>oat</strong><br />
Write sentences or a story with –<strong>oat</strong> words of your choice.
My <strong>oat</strong> Book<br />
My <strong>oat</strong> Book
<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong><br />
<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong><br />
<strong>oat</strong> <strong>oat</strong>
-<strong>oat</strong> family<br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
-<strong>oat</strong> family<br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong><br />
_____<strong>oat</strong> _____ <strong>oat</strong>
g 4<br />
l 5<br />
c 6<br />
What’s it Worth? (<strong>oat</strong>)<br />
o<br />
1<br />
l 5<br />
a<br />
2<br />
f 4<br />
t<br />
3<br />
b 4<br />
g 4<br />
o 1<br />
o 1<br />
a 2<br />
a 2<br />
t 3<br />
t 3<br />
o 1<br />
o 1<br />
a 2<br />
a 2<br />
t 3<br />
t 3
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