Spelling Pattern Variations Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: RF.2.3.E
There are some words that many different people often misspell. Usually these words differ from the norm in the way that they sound and pair their consonants and vowels. Many times these words will contain a double letter pair and this confuses most people. These words often break what we consider to be grammar rules. Remember grammar rules, in most cases, are just generalities and don't apply to every word in the English language. These worksheets will help students work with words that they may be uncomfortable with.
Spelling Pattern Variations Worksheets:
Silent W – W is silent before r at the beginning of a word. Draw a line through the silent letters in each word.
Silent G – G and gh are often silent after long a and long i sounds.
Silent T – The letter t is silent before ch at the end of a word.
Silent Letters – Fill in the missing silent letters in each word below.
Missing Bubbles – Each word below is missing letters. Decide which letters are missing and write the word in the correct circle.
Lizard Letters – Color the dot that contains the silent letter.
Fill in the Blank – Each word below is missing letters. Decide which letters are missing and write each word on the line.
Spelling with Silent Letters – Read each word out loud. Put a check mark in the box to indicate which letter is silent.
Missing Letters In Words – Circle the letters that are missing in each word.
Spell Check – Use ow, ou, or ew to fill in the blank in each word below. Write the word in the correct column.
Rock'n Rabbit – Choose a vowel pair to fill in the blank for each word below.
Word Families – Use the new first letter or letters in each box to complete a new word in each box, using the first word as a model. The first one has been done for you.
Silent Letters – Say the name of each picture. Find the word in the corresponding box below. Cross out the silent letter in each word.
Spelling Practice – Circle the word that is spelled correctly. Write it on the line.
Shhhh! – Read each word. Circle the silent letter in each word.
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