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Final-E Words
Grade 1 - Spelling - Building Confidence
Worksheet 1
1Pick the silent-final-E word meaning “a two-wheeled ride.”
2Complete the silent-final-E word for “a solid with six square faces.”
3Choose the correct silent-final-E spelling for “a thick strong cord.”
4Which letters add silent E at the end to the word for “an animal related to a donkey”?
5What letters show silent E at the end in the word for “an activity played for fun”?
6Pick the silent-final-E word meaning “to travel on a bike.”
7Complete the silent-final-E word for “water surrounded by land.”
8Choose the correct silent-final-E spelling for “a home for bees.”
9Which letters add silent E at the end to the word for “a short written message”?
10What letters show silent E at the end in the word for “after the expected time”?
About this worksheet
Silent final E changes the vowel sound in many one-syllable words even though the E itself is not spoken. First graders may read cake correctly and still forget to write the last letter, producing cak, or they may add E to a short-vowel word that does not need it. This page makes the final-E job explicit. Children compare complete spellings, restore the silent letter, and spell words whose clues require a long vowel. Support items keep most letters visible. Standard items alternate between supplying E and producing a whole word, while challenge items place more responsibility on memory. Ask your child to read the word once without E and once with it; hearing the vowel change gives the spelling rule a purpose. The final box should be checked even after the word already sounds complete, because that quiet letter carries important information for the reader.
What your child will learn
Use final E to mark a long vowel
Distinguish short- and long-vowel spellings
Remember an unspoken final letter
Check the last box after spelling
Worked example
Cap has short A. Add silent E to make cape, where A says its name.
Common mistake
Stopping after the final consonant because silent E cannot be heard.
Helpful hint
Read the word without E, then add E and listen for the vowel change.