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  • Cover page showing phonics charts and anchor charts for teaching spelling rules to early readers.
  • Spelling rules and phonics charts for early readers, including anchor charts for blends, vowel teams, short vowels, and syllables.
  • Printable phonics charts and anchor charts for teaching spelling rules, including long vowels, digraphs, diphthongs, and the -dge rule.
  • Anchor charts showing phonics rules like Magic E and Jobs of Silent E, designed as fun ways to practice spelling words.
  • Cover page showing phonics charts and anchor charts for teaching spelling rules to early readers.
  • Spelling rules and phonics charts for early readers, including anchor charts for blends, vowel teams, short vowels, and syllables.
  • Printable phonics charts and anchor charts for teaching spelling rules, including long vowels, digraphs, diphthongs, and the -dge rule.
  • Anchor charts showing phonics rules like Magic E and Jobs of Silent E, designed as fun ways to practice spelling words.

Spelling Rules with Phonics Charts and 100+ Anchor Charts

$5.25

Learning to read and spell doesn’t have to be confusing. If you’re a parent trying to support your child at home, these phonics charts make it simple to understand and explain common spelling rules — even if you’re not a teacher.

This printable set includes easy-to-follow visuals that break down the basics of teaching phonics, from short vowel sounds to more advanced patterns like vowel teams, phonics blends, and tricky rules like “i before e except after c.”

Each anchor chart focuses on one concept at a time, using kid-friendly images and clear word examples. Whether you’re wondering how to teach phonics or just want extra support for reading and spelling practice at home, these charts are a great starting point.

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What’s Inside

This set includes over 100 phonics charts, available in two sizes: full-page and half-page. The charts are organized by rule or sound, making it easy to find what your child needs.

The following skills and concepts are covered:

Short Vowels

  • Short a, e, i, o, u sounds
  • Word examples and sound reminders

Long Vowels and Spelling Patterns

  • Magic E (CVCe words like “cake” or “ride”
  • Vowel teams (ai, ay, ee, ea, oa, oe, etc.
  • Y as a vowel (including words like “happy” and “cry”
  • Common long vowel spellings using different letter combinations

Bossy R (R-Controlled Vowels)

  • ar, er, ir, or, ur
  • Clear examples showing how the r changes the vowel sound

Digraphs and Blends

  • Digraphs: sh, ch, th, wh, ph, ck, kn, wr, ng
  • Blends: bl, cl, sl, gr, tr, sp, and more
  • Helpful for learning phonics blends and how they appear in words

Spelling Rules

  • The “i before e except after c” rule with examples
  • The doubling spelling rule (1-1-1 rule for adding -ed, -ing, etc.)
  • When to use C vs. K at the beginning of words (spelling rule c and k poster)
  • -dge and -tch endings
  • Soft C and Soft G
  • Jobs of Silent E

Syllables and Word Parts

  • Open and closed syllables
  • Vowel team syllables
  • R-controlled syllables
  • Final -le syllables

Ideal for:

  • Parents helping children with reading or writing at home
  • Homeschool families looking for structured phonics chart printables
  • Review or support for classroom instruction
  • Children preparing for spelling tests or learning to write new words
  • Supporting programs like the Ufli spelling assessment or similar structured literacy approaches

These charts work well as visual aids, spelling rules posters, or spelling practice sheets during homework. You can post them at home, keep them in a binder, or use them as daily reference tools while your child reads or writes.

If you’re wondering how to teach phonics in a way that’s clear and consistent, this set of phonics charts will help you do just that — one rule and one sound at a time.

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