This vowel digraphs worksheet helps students practice spelling words through fun rhyming activities and context clue exercises.

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The goal is to use the Spelling Words list provided on the right to fill in the blanks.

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Spelling Words List:

- clean
- agree
- teeth
- dream
- grain
- coach
- display
- window
- shadow
- cheese
- peach
- braid
- Sunday
- float
- thrown

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## Part 1: Rhymes

We need to find a word from the list that rhymes with the underlined word.

1. Did you ever meet a goat that knew how to ______?
- Underlined: *goat* → rhymes with float
- ✔ Answer: float

2. Did you ever approach the other team’s ______?
- Underlined: *approach* → rhymes with coach
- ✔ Answer: coach

3. Did you ever reach for a big fuzzy ______?
- Underlined: *reach* → rhymes with peach
- ✔ Answer: peach

4. Did you ever get a pain from eating green ______?
- Underlined: *pain* → rhymes with grain
- ✔ Answer: grain

5. Did you ever scream when you had a bad ______?
- Underlined: *scream* → rhymes with dream
- ✔ Answer: dream

6. Did you ever help Jean keep her room ______?
- Underlined: *Jean* → rhymes with clean
- ✔ Answer: clean

7. Did you ever get paid to wear your hair in a ______?
- Underlined: *paid* → rhymes with braid
- ✔ Answer: braid

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## Part 2: Context Clues

Now, use context clues and choose the correct word from the list.

8. I like grilled ______ sandwiches.
- Grilled sandwiches → likely cheese (grilled cheese)
- ✔ Answer: cheese

9. Floss your ______ every day.
- Flossing → teeth
- ✔ Answer: teeth

10. The first day of the week is ______.
- First day of the week → Sunday (in most contexts)
- ✔ Answer: Sunday

11. The tree cast a long ______.
- A tree casts a shadow
- ✔ Answer: shadow

12. Let’s open the ______ to get some fresh air.
- To get fresh air → open the window
- ✔ Answer: window

13. Mom will ______ to drive us to the game.
- Someone who drives → coach (as in a bus driver or a person in charge)
- But "coach" doesn't quite fit here grammatically. Let's check:
- “Mom will coach” — not logical.
- Wait — maybe it’s agree?
→ "Mom will agree to drive..." — yes! That makes sense.
- Or drive? But not in the list.
- But coach could be a stretch — but more likely:
→ agree fits best: "Mom will agree to drive us..."
- ✔ Answer: agree

14. I’ve ______ out all my old papers.
- “Thrown out” = thrown
- ✔ Answer: thrown

15. Let’s make a ______ of our seashells.
- Display something → display
- ✔ Answer: display

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✔ Final Answers:

#### Rhymes:
1. float
2. coach
3. peach
4. grain
5. dream
6. clean
7. braid

#### Context Clues:
8. cheese
9. teeth
10. Sunday
11. shadow
12. window
13. agree
14. thrown
15. display

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🔍 Explanation Summary:

- In Rhymes, we looked for words that sound similar at the end.
- In Context Clues, we used meaning and sentence logic to pick the best word from the list.
- All answers come from the provided spelling word list.

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