-ag Word Family List - Little Book Lane
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-ag Word Family List - Little Book Lane
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Name<strong>ag</strong> Cut and Pasteb<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong>w<strong>ag</strong>b<strong>ag</strong>zigz<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Name<strong>ag</strong> See, Say, Spell and Writedr<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
NameSay the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –<strong>ag</strong> family and rhymeswith b<strong>ag</strong>, add –<strong>ag</strong> to finish writing the word.b ch flt tr wn z rCherry Carl, 2009
NameLook at the picture in each box. Circle the word that matches the picture. Writethe word on the lines.1.2.3.4.5.b<strong>ag</strong>bigfrogfl<strong>ag</strong>tugt<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong>rugtickt<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
X’s and O’sDirections for teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the–<strong>ag</strong> rime. They make an x on each picture that does not end with the <strong>ag</strong> rime.Cherry Carl, 2009
More X’s and O’sDirections to teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the –<strong>ag</strong> rime andwrite the word in the box. If the picture does not end with the -<strong>ag</strong> rime, students make an xover the picture.Cherry Carl, 2009
Cloze the Gap! (<strong>ag</strong>)Read the following sentences, saying the word “b<strong>ag</strong>” whenyou come to a blank space. Use words from the <strong>ag</strong> familyto fill in the blanks and make sense. Reread your sentencesto double check your choices!1. I bring my lunch to school in a paper .2. Dad uses an old to wash the car.3. Mom says that it’s not nice to .4. A male deer is called a or a buck.5. Our is red, white, and blue.6. Tree branches can your sweater.7. An old, tired horse is called a .8. We all wore a name on the first day.9. My dog will his tail when he is happy.10. We played toss at school today.11. During the storm we had to fill a .<strong>Word</strong> Bankb<strong>ag</strong> n<strong>ag</strong> fl<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong> t<strong>ag</strong> beanb<strong>ag</strong>sandb<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Configuration Station<strong>Word</strong> Bankb<strong>ag</strong> fl<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Crossword Puzzle: <strong>ag</strong>12 34 5 678 910AcrossDown1. a small tear 1. a kind of haircut or carpet2. male adult deer 3. a label; child’s chasing game4. paper sack 4. boast5. a small piece of old, torn cloth 6. banner8. a muzzle; funny joke 7. to fall behind the others9. to wave to and fro, as in a dog’s tail10. to scold all the time; pester<strong>Word</strong> Banksh<strong>ag</strong> n<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong>n<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong> fl<strong>ag</strong> t<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong> <strong>Word</strong> Searchb r a g e c j o pia j v q x i s t a gg c d r a g x a k vo n p e k q y g eiia v s h a g o x je g c n p i z v c qq j o a z s a g kif l a g e o x p y ro a k c y j i e v ae g p g a g q w a gr<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> fl<strong>ag</strong>b<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong> sh<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong> n<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> s<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Score With Scrabble!SCOREb<strong>ag</strong>br<strong>ag</strong>dr<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong>l<strong>ag</strong>n<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong>s<strong>ag</strong>sn<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong>w<strong>ag</strong>TotalCherry Carl, 2009
AlphabetAvenuePlace the words below in alphabetical order.1 72 83 94 105 116 12WORD BANKn<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> j<strong>ag</strong> s<strong>ag</strong> b<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Definition Derby: <strong>ag</strong>Read each –<strong>ag</strong> family word in the first column. Find the correct definition and write thematching letter next to the word (see sample). Write each word in a sentence.<strong>Word</strong> Sentence Definition1. b<strong>ag</strong> k I brought my lunch to school in a paper a. to fall behind orb<strong>ag</strong>.move less quickly2. br<strong>ag</strong> b. droop; to sink orhang down; losestrength3. dr<strong>ag</strong> c. a small scrap ofcloth4. fl<strong>ag</strong> d. to pester or irritate5. g<strong>ag</strong> e. to boast or showoff6. l<strong>ag</strong> f. to wave or movequickly back andforth or from sideto side7. n<strong>ag</strong> g. a label; a children’schasing game8. r<strong>ag</strong> h. to haul, pull or towsomething heavy9. s<strong>ag</strong> i. a banner or pennant10. sn<strong>ag</strong> j. to choke; muzzle; ajoke or funny story11. t<strong>ag</strong> k. sack; purse; a pieceof lugg<strong>ag</strong>e12. w<strong>ag</strong> l. to catch, rip or tearon somethingCherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong> Partner Puzzleb <strong>ag</strong>fl <strong>ag</strong>w <strong>ag</strong>r <strong>ag</strong>b <strong>ag</strong>t <strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong>r<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
z<strong>ag</strong>st<strong>ag</strong>b<strong>ag</strong>br<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
w<strong>ag</strong>w<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong> <strong>Word</strong>s and Pictures for Sorts and Stuff-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sb<strong>ag</strong>-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>st<strong>ag</strong>-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sr<strong>ag</strong>-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sfl<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sst<strong>ag</strong>-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sw<strong>ag</strong>--<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sbr<strong>ag</strong>-<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>s--<strong>ag</strong> Pictures and <strong>Word</strong>sz<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
-<strong>ag</strong> penny push-<strong>ag</strong> penny pushCherry Carl, 2009
-<strong>ag</strong> penny push-<strong>ag</strong> penny pushCherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong> <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Word</strong> Slide<strong>ag</strong><strong>ag</strong> <strong>Family</strong> <strong>Word</strong> Slide(Sound Blending)Print on vellum, cut, and laminate for durability. Cut the top and bottom slits to the leftof the rime chunk for the slide. Model proper use for students: blending to form andsay new words.Cherry Carl, 2009
drflgjlnrssntwzCherry Carl, 2009
Riddle B<strong>ag</strong>This activity can be teacher directed or played by twochildren in a learning center.Copy the pictures for the –<strong>ag</strong> family from this site andwrite riddles, definitions or synonyms on the back ofeach card, providing clues to the name of thepicture/word. Laminate and place in a b<strong>ag</strong>, plain or fancy!The teacher or “riddle reader” describes the word byreading the descriptive clues. Students may guess thecorrect word at any time.Optional activity: provide a small white b<strong>ag</strong> for eachstudent (these are usually available at wholesale fooddistributors or party supply stores). Students maydecorate the b<strong>ag</strong> with –<strong>ag</strong> pictures and make their ownclue cards for the activity. Play with rotating partnersfor exposure to different levels of clues. Students willlearn to be more descriptive in their writing since theultimate goal is allow your partner to guess correctly!Cherry Carl, 2009
Would you please try to dr<strong>ag</strong>each dirty old r<strong>ag</strong>to the big brown b<strong>ag</strong>?Oh! Look at it s<strong>ag</strong>!b<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong>n<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> s<strong>ag</strong>sh<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong> zigz<strong>ag</strong><strong>ag</strong> <strong>Family</strong> Chant and <strong>Word</strong> <strong>List</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
What’s it Worth? (<strong>ag</strong>)(cut, spell, glue and add)aaaaaf111113gggggr222223btlw3456Cherry Carl, 2009
NameSay the name of each picture. Read the words and circle the word that names the picture. Write the wordunderneath the picture. Make a picture for the last three words. You may need to use the dictionary.b<strong>ag</strong> bigfig fl<strong>ag</strong>w<strong>ag</strong> wigtug t<strong>ag</strong>zigz<strong>ag</strong> zebrar<strong>ag</strong>s<strong>ag</strong>dr<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
My-<strong>ag</strong> <strong>Book</strong>My-<strong>ag</strong> <strong>Book</strong>Copy. Add several sheets of bond in back of theshape. Cut on dotted lines and staple on the left.Children add words and pictures.Cherry Carl, 2009
Would you please try to dr<strong>ag</strong>each dirty old r<strong>ag</strong>to the big brown b<strong>ag</strong>?Oh! Look at it s<strong>ag</strong>!Would you please try to dr<strong>ag</strong>each dirty old r<strong>ag</strong>to the big brown b<strong>ag</strong>?Oh! Look at it s<strong>ag</strong>!b<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong>n<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> s<strong>ag</strong>sh<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong> zigz<strong>ag</strong>b<strong>ag</strong> br<strong>ag</strong> dr<strong>ag</strong>fl<strong>ag</strong> g<strong>ag</strong> l<strong>ag</strong>n<strong>ag</strong> r<strong>ag</strong> s<strong>ag</strong>sh<strong>ag</strong> sn<strong>ag</strong> st<strong>ag</strong>t<strong>ag</strong> w<strong>ag</strong> zigz<strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
My <strong>ag</strong> <strong>Book</strong>My <strong>ag</strong> <strong>Book</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
Ag <strong>Family</strong> Stationeryb<strong>ag</strong>, br<strong>ag</strong>, dr<strong>ag</strong>, fl<strong>ag</strong>, g<strong>ag</strong>, l<strong>ag</strong>, n<strong>ag</strong>, r<strong>ag</strong>, s<strong>ag</strong>, sh<strong>ag</strong>,sn<strong>ag</strong>, st<strong>ag</strong>, t<strong>ag</strong>, w<strong>ag</strong>, zigz<strong>ag</strong>Write sentences or a story with –<strong>ag</strong> words of your choice.Cherry Carl, 2009
<strong>ag</strong> <strong>ag</strong><strong>ag</strong> <strong>ag</strong><strong>ag</strong> <strong>ag</strong>Cherry Carl, 2009
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