Four letter words. Four letter words 4 x words

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2. They don’t study with small children, but PLAY.

3. The smaller the child, the less his attention lingers on one game, so they play with letters or words several times a day, but MANDATORY when THE CHILD IS INTERESTED (you cannot force a child to play, you will get a completely different result).

4. If the child does not show interest in letters, then you need to play his favorite toys or games, introducing letters (words).

For example: “Let’s give the bunny the letter A!”, “Shall we show dad what word we put together?”, “Shall we ride the letters (word) on a typewriter (train)?”, “Shall we hide the letter “P”?”, “Let’s get it, Is there a letter B in the bucket?” and so on..

5. Don’t expect an instant result in memorization from your child; it manifests itself differently for everyone. Our task is to show INTEREST in knowledge, and when a child is interested, he remembers easily.

Two letter words

AY, AM, AU, AH,

BA, BE, BO, BR, WOULD

GA, GI, GM, GO

YES, DE, DI, DO,

IL, IM, IH

Three letter words

ABA, AHA, AGU, AIR, ALO, ALYA.

BAY, BAK, BAL, BAS, BAKH, BAYU, RUN, BOB, GOD, BOK, BOOM, BOR, BUK, BOOM, BUK, BULL, LIFE, BUK

SHAFT, VAR, YOUR, AGE, WEIGHT, VIEW, HERE, EVERYTHING

GAS, GAM, WHERE, GENE, GUIDE, YEAR, GOL, GON, GOP, GOR, GUL

GIFT, TWO, GRANDFATHER, DEL, FOR, BOTTOM, BOTTOM, DOG, HOUSE, OAK, SPIRIT, SHOWER, SMOKE

EGA, HIS, FOOD, HEDGEHOG, HEDGEHOG, ELE, ELI, FIR, Ruff, MORE

HEAT, FAT, BUG

BACK, HALL, ZAM, ZEV, ZOB, CALL, ZOYA, ZYA, TOOTH, ITCH

IVA, IGO, IZHE, ISO, X, OR, IL, NAME, ION, ISH

KAI, HOW, KAL, KAP, KACH, KIT, CODE, KOK, KOL, KOM, KON, CAT, WHO, CUBE, KUM, KUR

LAD, LAZ, BARK, VARNISH, LAS, LION, ICE, LEIGH, FLAX, FOREST, FACE, FOX, BODY, FOREHEAD, CROWBAR, MEADOW, BOW, BEAM, PEOPLE, HATCH

MAY, POPPY, MAX, HONEY, CHALK, FUR, SWORD, MIG, WORLD, MYTH, MY, MAY, MOSS, HUSBAND, MULE, MOORE, MHA, CAPE, MAYOR, BALL

ABOVE, US, NAR, US, OUR, NO, BOTTOM, KNIFE, NOSE, SMELL

BOTH, OB, EYE, OLE, OLI, IT, WASP, AXIS

SAW, PAGE, GROOVE, PIE, PAL, PAN, STEAM, PAS, ROOM, DOG, PIC, PIR, UNDER, FLOOR, POP, SWEAT, PUD, NAvel, POOF, FLUFF, DUST

SLAVE, HAPPY, RAZ, PARADISE, ROAR, RICE, DOV, HORN, ROD, ROSE, ROY, MOUTH, RUS, RUSH, ROW

GARDEN, SAM, SAN, SAP, SEV, JUICE, CATFISH, DREAM, SOP, SOR, SOYBEAN, HUNDRED, COURT, SUY, BITCH, SOUP, SON, CHEESE, OWL, SIR

TAZ, SO, TAM, TAYA, TOS, TECH, TIK, TYPE, TYR, APHID, TOY, CURRENT, TOL, TOM, TON, TOP, TOR, TOT, THREE, KNOCK, TOUR, HERE, TOUCH, REAR, BALE, TYAP

UGU, ALREADY, UZA, UZY, HURRAY, MUSTACHE, EAR, EAR, COMFORT

FAS, HAIRDRYER, FAIRY, FOC, BACKGROUND

KHAN, HENNA, HOD, CHORUS

TEA, CHAN, HOUR, WHOSE, CHECK, THAN, CHIZH, CHIK, CHIN, CHICH, WHAT, CHUB, CHUR, CHUKH, CHHI

STEP, BALL, CHECK, CHEF, CHIC, SHIN, SPIKE, SEAM, SHOCK, SHOW, NOISE, JOKE, SHUYA

EVA, EGE, ECO, EMU, ERA, THIS, ECHO

YULA, YURA, YURK

REALITY. YAGA, YAMA, YARD, YARY, YASA, YAT, YASHA

Four letter words

AVIA, AUTO, AGATE, AZHOUR, NITROGEN, STORK, QUINCE, ALLO, ALOE, SCARLET, ANIS, ARIA, ARCH, HARP, AURA, AERO

BABA, BASE, BALL, BALLS, BANK, BANT, BATH, BARD, BARO, BARS, BATYA, BAUL, BAYAN, TROUBLE, BELI, BELY, BEL. BOOM, BOOM, BAT, BEAT, BLACK. PANCAKE, BLITZ, BLOCK, BEAVER, FIGHTER, BOXING, BOLT, PAIN, HOMELESS, BOARD, BORSHCH, MARRIAGE, BROTHER, BREEZE, BROD, BROM, BRUS, BRUYA, BRYAK, BUDA, BE, STORM, BEADS, BUFFS, BROWYAN, BULLS, IT WAS, IT WAS, TO BE. BUREAU, CARBON

VASE, VARYA, VATA, ENTER, IMPORT, INHALE, LEAD, VED, FAN, VEZHA, VEZH, EYELID, VELO, VIENNA, FAITH, TOP, SCALES, ENTIRE, THING, VZHAR, GAZE, VISA, VIKA, VILA, FORK, SCREW, GUILTY, TASTE, VLAS, FLYING, VMIG, DOWN, GRANDSON, WATER, WATER, WARRIOR, WOLF, WILL, VORS, WAX, LICE, VOYAGE, FULL, FLOW, ENEMY, VRAZ, DOCTOR, HARM, LIAR, EVERYONE, STICK, ENTRANCE, UDDER, TAKE OUT, TAKE OUT, BITTERN, HOWL, HIGHER, LOUNDER

GAGA, NUT, BURN, GAT, GEL, COAT OF ARMS, GERT, HERZ, HYMN, GYPSUM, WEIGHT, EYE, VOICE, ANGER, OPTESS, PUS, GNOME, GNUS, GONG, MOUNTAIN, HUMP, PROUD, GOE, BURN, HAIL, GRAF, ROOK, GRIF, THUNDER, GROT, GROSH, LOAD, GRUM, LIPS, GUGU, GUDA, GUZA, GULA, GULI, GUNA, GURT, GUSE

EVEN, DAL, LADY, DAN, DATE, GIVE, Cottage, TWO, YARD, TWO, VIRGO, BUSINESS, DAY, DEPOT, JERG, SODDEN, CHILDREN, CHILDREN, JAZZ, JAM, WONDERFUL, DIODE, DISC, CHILD, AFTERNOON, DOSE, SHARE, HOME, DAUGHTER, DOSH, DRAP, DROT, FRIEND, ARC, HOLE, BLOW, PERFUME, SOUL, DUO, RACK, MElon, HOLE, UNCLE

BARELY, GOING, EATER, HEDGEHOG, TREE, RACCOON, IF, IS

TOAD, TOAD, STING, PITY, GENRE, HEAT, REACH, BURNING, ROD, JELLY, WIFE, GESTURE, BURN, ALIVE, JUNK, ZHILA, ZHITO, LIVE, CAKE, REAPER, GREAT, PRIEST, JURY

REGISTRY OFFICE, VALLEY, DAWN, BUT, HARE, RINGING, SOUND, HEALTH, WINTER, CEREAL, SNAKE, SNAKE, KNOW, SIGN, HEAT, ASH, UMBRELLA, DAWN, ZRAK, BISON, SON-IN-LAW

IVAN, NEEDLE, GAME, IDEA, GO, IZBA, RAISIN, HOARFROST, IRIS, JESUS, RESULT, JULY, JUNE

FRAME, KANT, CARP, PORRIDGE, KVASS, CEDAR, SNEAKERS, CAKE, KEPI, KETA, KILO, KIL, CINEMA, KIPA, KISA, TREASURE, KLAS, GLUE, KLEK, MAPLE, FLARE, TICK, CLICK, WEDGE, CLIP, CRY, KLOK, BUG, ​​CLUB, FUSH, BEAK, KEY, KNYSH, BUCKET, SKIN, GOAT, KOLI, PINK, KOL, HORSE, BARK, KORZH, FOOD, KORSH, SPIT, CRAB, EDGE, CRANE, CREAM, CRY, CUT, MOLE, CIRCLE, HOOK, CUBA, WHERE, KUMA, COURSE, CHICKENS, BUSH, PILE

LAVA, LAUREL, LADA, LADY, LAMA, DOE, PAWS, STEST, LADY, LEL, LENA, LAZY, FORESTS, SUMMER, TREAT, LIE, OR, LINDEN, LYRA, FOX, LEAF, POUR, ELEVATOR, FASTING, FACES, FACE, ONLY, CATCH, BODY, GLOSS, LOSO, ELK, LOTTO, PUDDLE, LUKA, MOON, MOON, LUN, GLANCE, LYVA, SKI, SKI, LYKO, LYU, LYUSHA, LUBO, PEOPLE, LUX, LYULYU, LYUSHA, LYALA, LYALA

OINTMENT, MAISE, MAYA

LITTLE, MOTHER, MARS, MARCH, MARCH, MATCH, MOTHER, LIGHTHOUSE, MISTAKES, MEGA, COPPER, BETWEEN, MEL, MENU, ME, METI, METER, MZDA, MIDI, MILE, PAST, MINA, MINI, MIRT, FASHION, BRAIN, MOTH, MOTH, SEA, WALRUS, MORS, BRIDGE, MIGHT, POWER, POWER, DARKNESS, MUSE, FLOUR, FLY, SOAP, MYNI, WASH, MOUSE, MINT, MINT

NAV, NADO, NAST, PALATE, NERVE, NERS, NIVA, BELOW, THREAD, NICHA, NEW, NOV, LEG, ZERO, NOTA, NIGHT, CHARACTER, ZERO, NOW, WHINING, NYURA, NYAMA, Nanny

LUNCH, WAYWALL, WALLPAPER, OBOC, OVAL, ARIES, OATS, GADDY, SHEEP, ONE, BURN, OZONE, WINDOW, Whirlpool, OPAL, EXPERIENCE, HORDE, EAGLE, NUT, DONKEY, OSET, WASPLE, FATHER, OFFICE, POCHER, HEATH, GLASSES

PAVA, DADDY, COUPLE, PARK, SPIDER, PASHA, SINGING, FOAM, STUMP, STUMP, FEATHER, SING, OVEN, PIKE, SAW, PEONY, DRINK, FOOD, FLOW, PLAN, CRYING, CLOAK, PLAID, PLIST, PILV, FRUIT, RAFT, PLOW, PLUT, PLUS, PLUSH, IVY, BEACH, DANCE, FIELD, REGIMENT, PONY, TIME, PORT, POST, PRIZE, POND, JUMP, PUPS, START, DUST, PUREE, FIVE

RADA, RADI, RAMA, WOUND, RANK, EARLY, EARLY, RACE, MARKET, RAID, FLIGHT, RIVER, RELAY, TURNIP, REPS, SPEECH, SPEECH, RESHI, RIGA, RING, RISK, RHYTHM, RYE, ROSE, ROLE, ROMBUS, GROWTH, COMPANY, GROVE, ORE, HAND, RULI, RUDDER, FLEECE, RUNES, FISH, LYNX, DIGG, RIPLE

SOOT, SLEDGE, SARI, FAILURE, COLLECTION, SALES, SWAT, PILE, LIGHT, YOURSELF, YOURSELF, SAFE, VILLAGE, SEVEN, SEED, SANNY, HAY, SULFUR, SICKLE, SCHIF, POWER, SKAZ, SKAT, SKOK, SKOL, CATTLE, SWEET, TRAIL, SLOT, DRAIN, SYLLABLE, ELEPHANT, RUMOR, LAUGHTER, SMOG, SNOW, OWL, SODA, SOLO, SALT, SONYA, SORA, HONEYBOOK, SAUCE, SOFA, UNION, RETURN, SPAS, SPECIAL, DISPUTE, TERM, LOBBY, FAILURE, Flock, VERSE, HACK, DRAIN, TABLE, MOAN, STOP, STANDING, KNOCKING, CHAIR, SHAME, JOINT, COURT, ESSENCE, DRY, DRY, GETTING, COUNT, EAT, RASHE, DAMP, HERE

TACT, TANK, TARA, YOURS, YOU, TEMP, DARKNESS, SHADOW, TURN, TEST, AUNT, FLOW, MOTHER-IN-LAW, TIBE, TIGER, TITLE, SILENCE, WEAVER, CORPORAL, CUMIN, TOO, PLEASE, BARGAINING, TORSO, CAKE, Ladder, TRACK, CABLE, COWARD, TRICK, HOLD, CLOUD, TULLE, TYUTYU, TRAFFIC, TYATYA

UVAL, ANGLE, BOA, IMPACT, DESTITUTION, YIELD, DINNER, BRIDLE, KNOT, NARROW, PATTERN, LEAVE, INJECTION, HIVE, CATCH, UMKA, UPOR, URAL, URANUS, URNA, LESSON, DAMAGE, ARINK, MUSCLE, CLIF, DUCK, DUCK, MORNING, IRON, CARE, BRUISED, EYE

PHASE, FILE, FAX, FACT, FANT, HEADLIGHT, FARS, FELT, FLEET, FUND, PHOTO, FRAC, FLUORINE, POUND, FURA, FUFU

HUT, HAIL, HILL, JUNK, BREAD, CRY, COTTON, CHLORINE, HALL, HILL, HOST, TEMPLE, SNORING, HORSERADISH, CHROME, BOAR, CARTILAGE, WORSE, WORSE

COLOR, GOAL, PRICE, CENT, CHAIN, CYCLE, ZINC, CIRCUS

CHILDREN, CHARA, CHARMS, CHALICE, THOOKET, BROKE, SO, MIRACLE

CHANCE, CHARM, SCARF, SEAMSMAN, SILK, AWL, TIRE, SEW, CABINET, SLAG, SLOOP, SMALL, SCARS, HQ, STOCK, FUR COAT

CHEEK, CLINK, CREVICE, CHIP, PIKE

STAGE, ETHYL, STUDY, AIR

SKIRT, HUMOR, YUNGA, YUNETS, YOUNG, YURIK, YURKA, YUROK, YURTA

YAVKA, CORE, TONGUE, EGG, YARK, YAR, MENCH, YACHT, JASPER, LIZARD, BOX, FOOTH AND MOUTH

Trainer for beginners. Simple words.

The book is wonderful. But kids don’t want to strain themselves and put the letters into words; it’s much easier to look at the picture and guess from the very first letter what is written under the picture.

Therefore, I suggest downloading these sheets. They have a lot of words and no explanatory pictures. Nothing will distract your child from the reading process. And since each word has only three letters, reading them will not be very difficult.

How many of them are words consisting of three letters? There are more than a hundred such words on these leaves. So the child will have something to read.

New cards for practicing reading skills. This time the selection contains words of 4 letters, but with one syllable.

That is, words have only one vowel letter.

DAY, LOAD, DEADLINE, OVEN, SEVEN, NIGHT and so on.

More than 100 words consisting of 4 letters and 1 syllable are collected on two sheets.

When reading, a child must not only form a word from letters, but also comprehend what he read. Ask your child to explain each new word.

We continue to practice our reading skills.

The next selection is already two-syllable words of 4 letters. On the first card are words with the so-called “open syllable”. They are easy to read. Ma-ma, ka-sha, ne-bo, re-ka, lu-zha and similar words.

The second card is more difficult. The words on it contain both open and closed syllables. Ma-yak, ig-la, u-tyug, yah-ta, o-sel, yol-ka and so on.

Each card has over fifty words. So the child will have to work hard until he reads all the words.

We read new words syllable by syllable. Words already consist of 5 letters. Va-gon, baby, tu-man, mar-ka, re-dis, lamp-pa. And so on. If your child confidently reads these hundred and fifty words, you can assume that your baby HAS LEARNED how to read! Or rather, he learned to put words together from letters.

These colorful four-letter word cards are free to download and use with your child.

How to play with your child using these cards?

Game No. 1. How many letters are in a word?

To play this game you need to use word cards. First, give your child the opportunity to look at the picture. Find out what this item is called. After this, turn the card to the side where the word is written and ask the child to count how many letters it has. Pick up a toy (a doll or a bunny, a bear) and on its behalf ask the child: “What is the name of the first letter? How's the second one? What is the last letter? What is the number of letter I in the word? (for example, in the word “mushroom”).

Game number 2. Four letter word.

You need to teach a child to read words that consist of four letters when he reads words of three letters easily and smoothly. The reading technique is similar. And be sure to draw your child’s attention to ensure that he reads 2-3 letters at a time: po - le, va - for, kra - n, bread - b, kra - b. When the child reads the word, be sure to clarify: “What word came out?” At this stage, it is important for the baby not only to read, but also to understand what he has read.

A fairy tale might go something like this:

— In one distant kingdom lived…….who? (card with an image of an elephant)

— He loved to eat……..what? (melon)

— Once he stood near……..what? (bush)

- And chewed……….what? (sheet)

- Who approached him? (tiger)

— On his back sat………who? (snake and owl)

- They said: “We decided to go to ........ where?” (to the circus)

— Then……..who came running? (donkey)

— The donkey complained: “I’m freezing………what?” (ear and nose)

- “I need………….what?” (fur coat and scarf)

— The animals called the doctor. ………who arrived? (eagle)

And he cured the donkey.

The plot of the fairy tale depends on your imagination. The more interesting the fairy tale, the more willing the child will be to take part in the game. The main thing is that the child reads as many cards as possible and does it with pleasure.