Short i Worksheets by Stephany Dillon | TPT - Free Printable

The worksheets in the image focus on identifying and practicing words with the short i sound (like in *igloo*, *big*, *six*, *dip*, *rib*, *sip*, *hit*, *slit*, *flip*, *dim*).

Let’s go through each section shown:

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Left Worksheet – “SHORT I PRACTICE” (Madeleine)
Task: Complete the sentence using a short i word that matches the picture.

1. “Did you see the ___?” → Picture shows an igloo → Answer: igloo ✔
2. “The baby is in the ___.” → Picture shows a crib → Answer: crib ✔
3. Partially visible: “___ a big hole.” → Likely “dig” or “dirt”, but based on context and common short i words, if it's “dig a big hole”, then dig would fit. But since only part is visible, we’ll stick to what’s clear.

→ Madeleine got these right.

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Right Worksheet – Multiple Activities (Cedrick)

TRACE IT: Trace the words — all are short i words:
- big, six, dip → Correctly traced ✔

READ IT: “I have a gift for you.” → No action needed, just reading.

Find & Circle the short i words:
List: pet, tap, seek, hide, knee, pack, rib, sip, hit, slit, flip, dim

Short i words are those where the letter ‘i’ makes the /ɪ/ sound (as in “sit”).

Check each:
- rib → yes ✔ (circled)
- sip → yes ✔ (circled)
- hit → yes ✔ (circled)
- slit → yes ✔ (circled)
- flip → yes ✔ (circled)
- dim → yes ✔ (circled)

Others:
- pet → short e ✘
- tap → short a ✘
- seek → long e ✘
- hide → long i ✘
- knee → long e
- pack → short a ✘

→ Cedrick circled all correct short i words ✔

Color the short i words:
Pictures paired with words:
- Milk carton → likely “milk” → short i? Actually, “milk” has short i ✔ → should be colored
- Box → “box” → short o ✘
- Lips → “lip” → short i ✔ → should be colored
- Spider → “spider” → short i in first syllable? Actually, “spi-der” — the ‘i’ is short ✔ → should be colored
- Cow → “cow” → ow sound ✘
- Zipper → “zip” → short i ✔ → should be colored

In the image, milk, lips, spider, and zipper appear to be colored — which is correct.

Spin & ... (partially cut off): Shows “hid” and “quit” — both are short i words. If the task was to spin and write sentences, no answer required here.

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All tasks shown are completed correctly by the students.

Since there’s no specific unsolved problem presented — everything is already filled out and correct — the “final answer” is simply confirming that all answers provided in the worksheets are accurate.

Final Answer: All answers on the worksheets are correct.