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The ainFamilyDeveloped by Cherry CarlIllustrated by Ron LeishmanImages Toonaday.com/Toonclipart.com
ain Family SetThis set includes:PosterWorksheetsStationeryClozeABC OrderMini BookPoetryPuzzlesConfigurationWord CardsShape BookScrabbleCrosswordWord MatWriting PaperCut and PasteSortsSimple SentencesSpell and WriteWord SlideRecordingWhat’s It Worth?
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The Rain’s a Pain!(ain)(Tune: London Bridge)Today there is a lot of rain,but can’t it just go down the draininstead of filling pots and pansand ruining all my special plans?This rain has put a serious strainon my busy, dizzy brain!It’s plain to see we need to fixour leaky roof with more than sticks!
Thinking Cap(ain/ap)Cherry CarlMy dad puts on his thinking cap.and Mom decides to take a nap.He really looks like he’s in pain.Does all that thinking strain his brain?!
It’s Raining Cats and Dogs!(ain)(Tune: Hush, Little Baby)I really don’t mean to whine and complain,but will someone just please explainwhy the weatherman reports the rainin such a way it strains my brain?I really don’t mean to whine and complain,but will someone just please explain?Is it really such a painto simply say that, “There is rain?”
Rain, Rain,Go Away!
It’s rainingcats and dogs!
Mom’sThinking Cap
Cut and Paste: ainstainbrainraingrainstrainsprainpaintrain
See, Say, Spell and Writesprain
Finish and WriteSay the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –ain family and rhymeswith rain, add –ain to finish writing the word.rgrtrstnbrsprtrm
Circle and WriteLook at the picture in each box. Circle the word that matches the picture. Writethe word on the n5.sprainspring
X’s and O’sDirections for teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that endswith the –ain rime. They make an x on each picture that does not endwith the ain rime.
More X’s and O’sDirections to teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the–ain rime and write the word in the box. If the picture does not end with the–ain rime, students make an x over the picture.
Cloze the Gap! (ain)Read the following sentences, saying the word “rain”when you come to a blank space. Use words from theain family to fill in the blanks and make sense. Rereadyour sentences to double check your choices!1.I hope it doesn’ton Saturday!2.Did your grandma come on the bus or on the3.Will you please4.Lots of junk food can make youweight.5.The new shoe store is onStreet.6.My grape drink left a purpleon my shirt!7.Dad says that the bathtubis plugged up.8.I have to use my9.My big brother said that I’m a?this problem to me?when I think in school.in the neck!10. Mom doesn’t like it when we11.Oneabout chores.of sand is so small that it’s hard to see.12. Mom, theon my necklace broke!raindrainmaintrainbrainstainWord Bankgainexplaingrainchainpaincomplain
Configuration Station (ain)Word Bankdrainstaingraingainpainrainmainplain
Crossword Puzzle: ain1234567Across1.2.4.6.7.Downa mark or a spotsimple; without any decorationput on weightmetal links in a stringwater that falls from cloudstrainstainmainrain1.2.3.4.5.Word Bankchainpainpour through a strainer; hurt a muscleache or sorenessthe most important idea of a storythe seed of wheat, rice, oats, etc.a line of connected railroad carsstraingrainplaingain
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Score With nRainStaintrainExplain
AlphabetAvenuePlace the words below in alphabetical order.172839410511612WORD nstrainbrain
Simple Sentences (ain)Word BankrainbraintrainNameRead each sentence below, saying the –ain picture names as you read. Rewrite the sentence andchange each picture to a word. Illustrate the sentences on the back of your paper.1. We went for a ride on a2. Is it going to.today?3. The teacher said to use my.
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ain Family Word Slideainain Family Word Slide(Sound Blending)Print on vellum, cut, and laminate for durability. Cut the top and bottom slits to the leftof the rime chunk for the slide. Model proper use for students: blending to form andsay new words.
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Word Family (-ain)brain, chain, drain, gain, grain, main, pain, plainrain, slain, sprain, stain, strain, trainWrite sentences or a story with –ain words of your choice.
My ain BookMy ain Book
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My ain Family Book
stain brain rain grain strain sprain pain train Cut and Paste: ain . See, Say, Spell and Write sprain . Finish and Write Say the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –ain family and rhymes with rain, add –ain
