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Sesame Street Word Families: -at, -ake, -an

We're using Hooked on Phonics' newly revised curriculum to teach our five-year-old daughter Z to read. A lot of that learning centers around word families, groups of short words with similar endings (basically, they rhyme) that can be easily learned as a group. This is the first of a series of posts that collects fun Sesame Street clips that can help kids learn words from different word families. Each post will collect 2-3 word families. Enjoy!

-at



-ake



-an



- Jennifer
Categories: homeschooling, learning - letters, spelling, writing
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