This worksheet is designed to help children learn and practice the
“-all” word family — words that rhyme with “all,” such as *ball, fall, wall, hall*, etc.
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🧩 The Task:
Look at each picture. Say the name of the object or scene out loud. Then, write the correct
“-all” word that matches the picture in the blank space next to it.
You’ll notice that each line has the word
“all” printed — this is a hint to help you think of words that rhyme with “all.” You need to add the beginning sound/letter(s) to make the full word.
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🔍 Let’s solve each one:
#### 1. First Picture: A brick wall
→ The word is
wall
✔ Write:
w + all =
wall
#### 2. Second Picture: A school hallway or entrance (looks like a building entrance/hallway)
→ The word is
hall
✔ Write:
h + all =
hall
#### 3. Third Picture: Rain falling on trees (autumn scene)
→ The word is
fall (as in “leaves fall in autumn” or “rain falls”)
✔ Write:
f + all =
fall
#### 4. Fourth Picture: A basketball
→ The word is
ball
✔ Write:
b + all =
ball
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✔ Final Answers (to write on the worksheet):
1.
wall
2.
hall
3.
fall
4.
ball
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💡 Teaching Tip:
Encourage the child to:
- Say each picture name aloud.
- Listen for the ending sound “-all.”
- Think of what letter(s) come before “all” to make the word.
- Practice writing the full word neatly on the dashed line.
This activity builds phonics skills, spelling, and vocabulary — especially focusing on rhyming word families!
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✔ Completed Worksheet Answer Key:
```
wall
hall
fall
ball
```
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of all word family worksheet.