Word Family: -et Practice 1
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Free printable word family worksheets for kindergarten. Read, sort, and write short words with shared endings.
Choose one page that matches the skill you are practicing today, then keep the activity short and repeatable.
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Read and build short words in the -et word family.
Read and build short words in the -in word family.
Read and build short words in the -in word family.
Read and build short words in the -in word family.
Read and build short words in the -in word family.
Read and build short words in the -in word family.
Read and build short words in the -og word family.
Read and build short words in the -og word family.
Read and build short words in the -og word family.
Read and build short words in the -og word family.
Read and build short words in the -og word family.
Read and write short words from the -at word family.
Read and write short words from the -at word family.
Read and write short words from the -at word family.
Read and write short words from the -at word family.
Read and write short words from the -at word family.
Read and write short words from the -an word family.
Read and write short words from the -an word family.
Read and write short words from the -an word family.
Read and write short words from the -an word family.
Read and write short words from the -an word family.
Read and write short words from the -ap word family.
Read and write short words from the -ap word family.
Read and write short words from the -ap word family.
Read and write short words from the -ap word family.
Read and write short words from the -ap word family.
Word families give early readers a pattern they can reuse. These worksheets keep the shared ending visible while children read, complete, and write short words. Begin with one family such as -at, -an, or -ap, say several words aloud, and invite the learner to notice what remains the same. The pages are useful after CVC blending is familiar and before children are ready for longer spelling patterns.
Each page keeps the response manageable while giving children a chance to hear, say, read, or write the target skill.
Read the family ending aloud.
Build one word by adding a beginning sound.
Reread the word list and look for the shared pattern.
Every worksheet is completely free to download and print — no accounts, no paywalls.
Clean PDFs sized for US Letter, perfect for home printers or the classroom.
Simple layouts and playful pictures designed to keep kindergarteners engaged.
Quick to prep and easy to use for morning work, centers, or extra practice.