More About This Resource
The science of reading has proven that connecting phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (letters) aids students in the orthographic mapping process. This process allows students to permanently store words into their sight word memories. Using this resource, students will tap the sound they hear in a word and then map the graphemes that create those phoneme sounds.
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These phoneme tapping and mapping worksheets provide practice with short vowels, blends, digraphs, long vowels, CVCe, R-controlled, and diphthong words. This resource includes 42 printables with self-checking answer keys that are perfect for independent student practice, literary centers, homework, or left as a meaningful activity for a substitute.
Included Phonics Patterns:
CVC Words
Digraphs
Blends
Long Vowels
Diphthongs
R-Controlled Vowels
Complex Vowels










Lara M. –
My students loved this resource and it worked well as it provided them with minimal guidance and independence during station work. It was easy to prep too! Loved it! Thank you so much!
Kelli T. –
These word mapping activities are an intrical part of my teaching!!
Jessica M. –
I loved that I can just print this out and go! We have been changing our literacy instruction to better meet the science of reading, and this resource does just that. Easy way to teach phonemes and graphemes.
Fregenia M. –
My students love this resource! It is a fun way to learn social skills!
kim T. –
These have been great for my intervention time. It has really helped with getting sounds correct.
CleverCowsInKinder –
This is a great resource! My kids loved this and were very engaged. Thanks so much!!
Katherine M. –
I loved these and used them frequently. They worked well as independent word work pages and homework.
Meghan H. –
We used these each week for my students independent applied practice in phonics. They had so much fun and felt very successful working in these. I am so happy with this purchase!
Rosemarie C. –
Great activities for seat work and. Centers work with low prep.
Jenna D. –
This is a great resource for morning work. It fit perfectly with the phonics lessons I am teaching.
Sarah B. –
Love this resource! I use it weekly with students.
Rachel Purcell (verified owner) –
I love the pictures and the blocks for spelling out the word. It really pushes them to spell the word themself.
Erin Blatnica –
This is a great resource for small group reading. My students love it!
Joelle Erich –
I’ve used these regularly this this and has seen so much improvement in my first graders’ reading and spelling skills. Thank you!
Penguin Teacher – Hannah Buckson –
This was a quick and prep free activities for my kids to use and they enjoyed!
Sara A. –
Great extra practice with phonics skills and word mapping!
Learning With Miss Maddie –
This resource is great practice for my students to practice their phonics skills. I use it in small group and for independent practice.
Daisy P. –
I used this resource for teaching blending. I use it for homework and in class. Thank you.
tennille U. –
Another brilliant resource from Mrs Winter’s Bliss! We used this resource today to consolidate learning about blends. My students enjoyed it.
Bel R. –
Great resource with lots of variety. Perfect for phonics, word building, etc.