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Instructions

  1. Read carefully: Look at each section's directions before you start.
  2. Practice spelling: Focus on words that end with the letters -in.
  3. Write neatly: Practice writing your letters clearly inside the boxes and on the lines.
  4. Try the Challenge: Complete the extra challenge at the end if you want to test your brain!

Section 1: The Word Builder Table

Let's build words! Combine the starting letter sound with the -in ending to make a real word. Look at the clue to help you figure out the word.

Starting Sound Ending Complete Word Clue / Meaning
p in pin A tiny, sharp tool used for sewing. (Example)
f in Helps a fish swim through the water.
gr in A very big, happy smile.
tw in One of two babies born at the same time.
ch in The bottom part of your face below your mouth.
sp in To turn around and around very fast.

Section 2: Finny's Playground Adventure

Help Finny the Fish complete his story! Choose the correct word from the Word Bank to fill in each blank space.

Word Bank: bin      win      shin      grin      tin

  1. I ran fast on the playground and bumped my leg right on my __.

  2. After drinking my juice, I threw the empty bottle into the recycling __.

  3. Our favorite soup comes inside a metal __ can.

  4. If we play together as a team, we might __ the soccer game!

  5. When I saw my best friend on the swings, I couldn't help but __.


Section 3: Word Detective Scramble

Unscramble the letters to find the secret -in words. Use the helper hints to guide you!

  1. i n b   →   __ (Hint: A place to store toys or trash.)

  2. i n s p   →   (Hint: A coin does this when you flick it!)

  3. i n s h   →   (Hint: The front part of your leg below your knee.)


Section 4: Draw and Write!

In the space below, draw a fish with a big, bright grin and a very large fin!

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[ Draw Your Fish Here! ]

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Now, write one sentence using at least one -in word to describe your drawing:



Section 5: Brain-Buster Challenge (Optional)

Can you find the two-syllable words that end with -in? Read the clues and fill in the missing letters.

  1. r _ n   →   A small bird with a red chest.
  2. c _ n   →   A cozy little house made of wooden logs in the forest.

Answer Key

Section 1: The Word Builder Table

  • Row 2: fin
  • Row 3: grin
  • Row 4: twin
  • Row 5: chin
  • Row 6: spin

Section 2: Finny's Playground Adventure

  1. shin
  2. bin
  3. tin
  4. win
  5. grin

Section 3: Word Detective Scramble

  1. bin
  2. spin
  3. shin

Section 4: Draw and Write!

  • Accept any sentence containing at least one "-in" word (e.g., "My fish has a big fin.")

Section 5: Brain-Buster Challenge

  1. robin
  2. cabin
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