Word Families: -at Family

Lesson Plan - Get It!

Audio:

Let's think about the word "at."

Say this word slowly to yourself. Slowly stretch each sound so you can hear the sounds that the "a" and the "t" make.

Write the word "at" on a piece of paper and, together with your parent or teacher, think of a few new words you can make with the word "at." Make a list of all the words you made.

When you are finished making your list, watch this Word Families 1: The Cat Sat | Level 1 | By Little Fox video and see if there are any words you missed. Maybe you have even more than the video! As you watch, listen carefully to hear the word "at" in all the words and focus on how word families work:

Did you add any new words to your list? Take a moment to explain to your teacher what you learned from the video. Describe, in your own words, what "word family" means.

Great job! Isn't word building fun?

Get a pair of scissors and move on to the Got It? section for more practice!