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Cherry Carl, 2010
--aaww WWoorrdd FFaammiillyy LLiisstt claw raw jigsaw
draw saw outlaw
flaw slaw seesaw
gnaw straw withdraw
jaw thaw
law
paw
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I Thought I Saw an Outlaw! Cherry Carl
I thought I saw an outlaw.
A bandana hid his nose and jaw,
But I still knew his secret flaw:
A nose as big as Omaha!
And when I giggled Ha! Ha! Ha!
That outlaw got so mad at me
He said to “draw” on 1- 2-3!
Whew! I was safe from that outlaw!
With my crayons I could draw
That nose as big as Omaha!
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Name
Cut and Paste: aw
straw
saw
saw
law
seesaw
draw
jigsaw
claw
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Configuration Station (aw)
Word Bank
raw jaw law straw
thaw saw claw flaw
paw draw slaw gnaw
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Name
Say the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –aw family and rhymes
with draw, add –aw to finish writing the word.
s cr s
w l fl
str dr r
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Name
Look at the picture in each box. Circle the word that matches the picture. Write
the word on the lines.
1.
saw
sow
2.
straw
store
3.
law
low
4.
jog
jigsaw
5.
seesaw
saw
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X’s and O’s
Directions for teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the -aw rime. They
make an x on each picture that does not end with the aw rime.
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More X’s and O’s
Directions to teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the –aw rime and write the word in
the box. If the picture does not end with the -aw rime, students make an x over the picture.
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Name
Say the name of each picture. Read the words and circle the word that names the
picture. Write the word underneath the picture. Make a picture for the last word.
sew saw
claw clap
door draw
saw sow
store straw
jogger jigsaw
seesaw says
law low
outlaw
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Cloze the Gap: aw
Read the following sentences, saying the word “draw”
when you come to a blank space. Use words from the –aw
family to fill in the blanks and make sense. Reread your
sentences to double check your choices! One word is used
twice.
1. When you drive too fast you are breaking the .
2. My friend and I the new movie last night.
3. I need a for my drink, please.
4. The teacher told us to a picture for our story.
5. My little sister likes to play on the .
6. Mom got us a new puzzle.
7. The sheriff and his posse chased the .
8. My dog loves to on great big bones.
9. Do you like or cooked vegetables?
10. is a salad that is made with cabbage.
11. Grandpa used a sharp to cut the firewood in half.
12. You can money at an ATM machine.
Word Bank straw raw draw gnaw saw outlaw
seesaw law slaw jigsaw saw withdraw
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Alphabet
Avenue Place the words below in alphabetical order.
1. 7.
2. 8.
3. 9.
4. 10.
5. 11.
6. 12.
WORD BANK
thaw seesaw paw gnaw jaw saw
claw law flaw straw raw slaw
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Suffix City: aw
Look at the root words on the left.
Use your magnetic letters to add –s, -ed and –ing to make new words. Drop the e
before adding –ed and –ing. Write the new words in the boxes below. Many of the
words have an irregular past tense. You may need to use your dictionary.
Root Word -s ed* -ing
draw
drew
saw
thaw
gnaw
withdraw
I am drawing.
I drew one just for
you!
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Suffix City Cloze: aw
Use your Suffix City: aw worksheet to help you fill in the blanks below.
Read the finished sentences to make sure they sound right.
1. We straws to see who would go first.
2. The hot sun the ice on the road.
3. Grandpa a bunch of logs for firewood today.
4. I think I hear a rat a hole in the wall!
5. My baby brother on everything, including the wall!
6. The Smiths their offer to buy our house.
7. When spring comes, the ice on the lake quickly.
8. I have to money from my savings account.
9. A builder has to be careful when he lumber.
10. My dog on an old bone for hours.
11.
12.
I’m
thawing!
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Name
aw See, Say, Spell and Write
jaw
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Crossword Puzzle: aw 1 2 3
4 5
6 7
8
9
Across Down
1. a sharp nail of an animal or bird 1. the sound that a crow makes
2. to make a picture or sketch 3. uncooked
4. hay 4. past tense of see
6. to chew, as in a bone 5. teeter totter
7. animal foot with nails or claws
8. cabbage salad
9. bandit or criminal
Word Bank
saw straw seesaw raw draw
caw claw outlaw gnaw paw
slaw
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Definition Derby: aw
Read each –aw family word in the first column. Find the correct definition and write the matching letter next
to the word (see sample). Write each word in a sentence.
Word Sentence Definition
1. paw d My dog lifts its paw to shake hands.
a. bandit or criminal
2. gnaw b. to chew or bite again
and again
3. raw c. a sharp, curved nail
on the foot of a bird
or animal
4. outlaw d. foot of an animal
that has four feet
and nails or claws
5. claw e. error or mistake; a
scratch or defect
6. flaw f. uncooked
Cherry Carl, 2010
Definition Derby: aw
Read each –aw family word in the first column. Find the correct definition and write the matching letter next
to the word (see sample). Write each word in a sentence.
Word Sentence Definition
1. draw d I’m going to draw a picture for my story.
a. past tense of see; a
cutting tool with
sharp teeth
2. straw b. to melt or defrost
3. saw c. a puzzle with small
pieces; a saw with a
narrow blade
4. seesaw d. sketch or illustrate
5. jigsaw e. hay; a tube used to
suck up a drink
6. thaw f. teeter totter; go up
and down
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Score With Scrabble! SCORE
Claw
Draw
Flaw
Gnaw
Law
Paw
Saw
Straw
Seesaw
Jigsaw
thaw
Total
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Word Search: aw
s t r a w e c l a w
e b a v z j a w i e
e i w y p a w v b l
s a w h e m k z i a
a v k b j i g s a w
w z h m a v n y e h
i y r a w z a b v f
e o u t l a w y z l
b h m v z j h i k a
t h a w e i d r a w
flaw saw straw claw seesaw
paw draw caw law outlaw
thaw gnaw jigsaw raw jaw
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aw Family Word Slide
aw
aw Family Word Slide
(Sound Blending)
Print on vellum, cut, and laminate for durability. Cut the top and bottom slits to the left of the rime chunk
for the slide. Model proper use for students: blending to form and say new words.
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c
cl
dr
fl
gn
l
p
s
str
th
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draw
law
draw
claw
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outlaw
jigsaw
jigsaw
seesaw
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straw
saw
saw
straw
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caw
Caw
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-aw Word and Pictures for Sorts
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
draw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
law
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
draw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
claw
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-aw Word and Pictures for Sorts
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
outlaw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
jigsaw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
jigsaw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
seesaw
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-aw Word and Pictures for Sorts
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
straw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
saw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
saw
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
straw
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-aw Word and Pictures for Sorts
-aw Pictures and Words
-aw Pictures and Words
caw
Caw
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aw Partner Puzzle
s aw
p aw
dr aw
l aw
str aw
s aw
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What’s it Worth? (aw) (cut, spell, glue and add)
a 1
a 1
a 1
a 1
a 1
w 2
w 2
w 2
w 2
w 2
t 3
l 3
h 4
s 5
w 2
s 5
p 6
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My aw Book
My aw Book
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Word Family Stationery (-aw)
Write sentences or a story with –aw words of your choice.
claw, draw, flaw, gnaw, jaw, law, raw, straw,
thaw, slaw, jigsaw, outlaw, seesaw
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aw aw
aw aw
aw aw
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-aw family
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw
-aw family
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw
_____aw _____ aw