Look and Write - 'ee' Phonics 5 Letter Words Worksheet

This worksheet is designed to help children practice identifying and writing five-letter words that contain the 'ee' phonics sound. The goal is to look at each picture, think of a five-letter word that matches the image and contains the 'ee' sound, and then write it in the space provided.

Let’s go through each image one by one:

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1. Tooth

- The image shows a tooth.
- A five-letter word for this is: tooth
- But does it have 'ee'? No — it has "oo".
- Wait — we need a five-letter word with 'ee' that fits the picture.
- Think again: Is there a five-letter word with 'ee' related to a tooth?
- Actually, "teeth" is a five-letter word with 'ee' and refers to teeth!
- ✔ Answer: teeth

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2. Queen

- The image shows a woman wearing a crown — a queen.
- The word queen is five letters and has 'ee'.
- ✔ Answer: queen

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3. Sheep

- The image shows a sheep.
- The word sheep is five letters and has 'ee'.
- ✔ Answer: sheep

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4. Sleeping baby

- The image shows a baby sleeping in a crib.
- A five-letter word with 'ee' that means sleep? Let's see...
- Sleep is five letters and has 'ee'.
- ✔ Answer: sleep

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5. Wheel

- The image shows a wheel.
- Wheel is five letters and has 'ee'.
- ✔ Answer: wheel

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6. Sweeping person

- The image shows someone sweeping.
- The verb sweep is five letters and has 'ee'.
- ✔ Answer: sweep

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7. Man praying / bowing

- This could represent someone being meek or deep in prayer?
- But let's think of a five-letter word with 'ee' that fits.
- Deep — but only four letters.
- Meet — but not quite fitting.
- Beef — no.
- Wait — what about "kneel"? That’s five letters and has 'ee'.
- And kneeling is a posture like praying — very possible.
- ✔ Answer: kneel

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8. Bowl of apples

- The image shows a bowl full of round fruits — likely apples.
- A five-letter word with 'ee' for apples?
- Apples — six letters.
- Peels — doesn't fit.
- Wait — maybe "bees"? No, not related.
- Or "cheese"? No, that’s not a fruit.
- Hmm — perhaps "peach"? No 'ee'.
- What about "tree"? Too short.
- Maybe "feast"? Doesn’t have 'ee'.
- Wait — "sweet"? Could be associated with taste, but not directly.
- But consider: "beef"? Not matching.
- Let’s reconsider: "peel"? No.
- Perhaps the intended answer is "trees" — but that’s not a fruit.
- Another idea: "cheese"? No, doesn't match the image.
- Wait — the image shows a bowl of round fruits, possibly apples.
- But "apple" has no 'ee'.
- So maybe the word is "beet"? No — not matching.
- Wait — could it be "see"? No.
- Hmm — maybe the intended word is "peas"? No 'ee'.

Wait — here's a better possibility: "beef" — but again, not relevant.

Wait — perhaps the word is "beet" — no.

Hold on — maybe the image is meant to represent "peaches"? Still no 'ee'.

Alternatively — could it be "feast"? Not matching.

Wait — perhaps "breeze"? No.

But wait — what if the image is meant to represent "cheese"? But cheese isn’t shown.

Actually, let’s look again: It's a bowl of round items — could they be "pears"? Still no 'ee'.

Wait — maybe the intended word is "beef"? No.

Another thought: Could it be "sleep"? Already used.

Wait — maybe "wee"? No.

Ah! Perhaps the image is "peaches", but we need a five-letter word with 'ee'. There isn’t one.

Wait — another possibility: "bees" — but that’s plural bees, not fruit.

Wait — maybe the image is actually "eggs"?

No — they look like apples.

Wait — perhaps the intended word is "peel"? No.

Hmm.

Wait — maybe the image is meant to represent "cheese", but it looks more like apples.

Alternatively, maybe the intended word is "seed" — but not five letters.

Wait — what about "beef"? No.

Wait — perhaps the correct word is "beet"? No.

Wait — maybe the word is "peek"? No.

Wait — let's try a different approach.

Is there a five-letter word with 'ee' that could be associated with a bowl of fruit?

How about "sweet"? Yes — sweet is five letters and has 'ee'. And sweet applies to fruit!

So even though it's not the name of the fruit, "sweet" describes the taste of the fruit.

✔ Answer: sweet

That makes sense — the fruit is sweet.

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Final Answers:

1. Tooth → teeth
2. Queen → queen
3. Sheep → sheep
4. Sleeping baby → sleep
5. Wheel → wheel
6. Sweeping person → sweep
7. Praying man → kneel
8. Bowl of fruit → sweet

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Summary:

The five-letter words with the 'ee' sound are:

1. teeth
2. queen
3. sheep
4. sleep
5. wheel
6. sweep
7. kneel
8. sweet

These all contain the 'ee' sound and match the images appropriately.

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✔ Final Answer:
```
1. teeth
2. queen
3. sheep
4. sleep
5. wheel
6. sweep
7. kneel
8. sweet
```