A printable phonics workbook for ages 5–10
159 word families. Each one gets its own rhyme, a full-colour picture, a tracing page, a drawing box and puzzles — 500+ pages that build reading confidence one giggle at a time.
Kids know exactly what comes next, so they can work on their own. Here's the -AT family — all 159 look like this.
A three-line silly rhyme using the family words, with a full-colour cartoon to match. Read it fast, read it slow.
Trace each word, write it on the line, blend the sounds (c + at = cat) and circle the words that rhyme.
A big drawing box, a fill-in-the-blank, an unscramble puzzle and an odd-one-out. Then colour the star!
Each chapter ends with a word-bank review and a rhyme-match game. Finish the book and earn the Word Wizard certificate.
Start with cat, mat, hat. End with thought, bridge, freight. The book climbs slowly so nobody gets stuck.
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Ages 5 to 10. Chapters 1–2 suit early readers who are just learning to blend sounds; later chapters stretch confident readers with tricky spellings like -ought and -eight.
No — it's a digital PDF you download and print at home or at any print shop. That's why it costs ₹299 instead of ₹1,500+ for a printed 500-page book. Print the whole thing or one family at a time.
Right after payment you'll see a download button and get the same link by email. Keep the file — you can print it again whenever you like.
Yes. Open the PDF in any notes app (GoodNotes, Samsung Notes, Xodo) and your child can trace and draw with a stylus. Printing is still recommended for the drawing pages.
Yes — teachers may print copies for their own students. Please don't share or resell the PDF file itself.
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