Letter Tracing Worksheets
Encourage children to trace letters to form “AD” words like “dad,” “sad,” and “mad.” This activity reinforces fine motor skills and phonemic awareness.
Cut and Paste Worksheets
Invite children to cut out pictures representing “AD” words (e.g., “pad,” “lad”) and paste them next to the corresponding word. This tactile activity enhances word picture association and fine motor skills.
Write the Words Worksheets
Provide opportunities for children to write “AD” words independently. They can use guide lines to write words like “glad” and “bad,” reinforcing phonics knowledge and spelling proficiency.
Unscramble the Words
Engage children in unscrambling letters to form “AD” words (e.g., “mad,” “sad”). Encourage them to identify the correct sequence of letters and sound out the resulting word, promoting critical thinking and word decoding skills.
Find the “AD” Words Coloring Worksheet
Present children with a creative coloring worksheet where they identify and color “AD” words among a mix of words. Guide them in recognizing words like “glad” and “pad,” reinforcing word recognition and visual discrimination skills in an enjoyable manner.
Matching Worksheets
Encourage children to match pictures to corresponding “AD” words (e.g., “dad,” “mad”). This activity strengthens visual discrimination skills and reinforces word picture association, expanding vocabulary in the process.
Word Puzzles
Challenge young learners to piece together “AD” word puzzles, arranging letters to form words like “rad” and “sad.” This fosters critical thinking and reinforces word family concepts.
Remember, active participation through hands on activities is key to developing phonemic awareness. Have fun exploring these worksheets with your little ones. 
If you need more resources, you can also check out other phonics worksheets available online, such as those from K5 Learning and Twinkl. Happy learning. 
