Short E Vowel Word and Picture Cards

• 101 short-e target words sequenced from simple CVC (bed, pen, jet) through consonant clusters (-end, -elt, -ext) to digraphs and trigraphs (-ck, -tch, -dge)
• Beautifully designed, kid-friendly illustrations on every single card
• Targets the specific challenge of short e — a vowel often confused by early readers
• Four spelling generalizations taught explicitly: the -ck, -tch, and -dge rules, plus the FLOSS rule (doubling -ll and -ss after a short vowel)
• Full phonemic awareness activity guide: rhyming, blending, segmenting, onset-rime, and coarticulation
• Vocabulary extension built in: synonyms, antonyms, and idioms tied to deck words
• Designed by a Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Interventionist (C-SLDI)
  

101 short-e word & picture target cards, each featuring a colorful, kid-friendly illustration, organized across 3 word-list sections and word families including -eb, -ed, -eg, -em, -en, -et, -ell, -ess, -eck, -etch, -edge, -end, -ent, -est, -ench, -elp, -elf, -elt, -ept, -ext, -eft
One instructional insert, covering:
    •    Introduction & How to Use This Deck
    •    Rhyming, Onset-Rime, Blending, Segmenting, and Coarticulation guides (with hands-on activities for each)
    •    Key literacy terminology defined
    •    -ck, -tch, -dge spelling generalizations
    •    FLOSS Rule (doubling -ll and -ss)
    •    Vocabulary section (synonyms, antonyms, idioms)
    •    Full short e word list reference (101 words across 3 pages)

• Targets one of the trickiest short vowels to teach-short e is easily confused with short i, and this deck gives kids the reps to tell them apart
• Engaging, appealing artwork keeps kids motivated and excited to practice
• Covers more ground than a typical short-vowel deck: 101 targets and four spelling rules in one resource
• Builds phonemic awareness step by step
• Teaches the why behind spelling patterns (-ck, -tch, -dge, FLOSS) instead of rote memorization, so kids retain the rules for years
• One deck with five targeted skills: rhyming, blending, segmenting, spelling, and vocabulary — so you're not juggling multiple resources
• Flexible enough for one-on-one therapy, small reading groups, or a parent at the kitchen table
• Created by a clinician who specializes in dyslexia, so the sequencing reflects evidence-based structured literacy