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chap rap* trap

clap sap wrap

flap scrap

gap slap

lap snap

map strap

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Name

ap Cut and Paste

clap

cap

nap

rap

lap

trap

map

snap

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Configuration Station: ap

Word Bank

cap lap map rap

tap gap wrap chap

clap flap

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Cloze the Gap! (ap)

Read the following sentences, saying the word “clap” when

you come to a blank space. Use words from the ap family to fill in the blanks and make sense. Reread your sentences

to double check your choices!

1. Baseball players like to wear a .

2. After the program, it’s polite to for the actors.

3. Always use a when you travel!

4. My baby sister has to take a after lunch.

5. Did you the birthday present?

6. Can you your fingers?

7. Dad set a to catch the mouse.

8. I held the new kitten on my .

9. Birds their wings to fly.

10. your toes to the music.

11. What shall I do with this of paper?

12. The on my backpack broke!

Word Bank map wrap clap nap lap scrap

snap trap strap flap tap cap

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Definition Derby

Read each –ap 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. cap g Most policemen wear a cap as part of their uniform.

a. to flutter or wave;

part of an envelope

2. chap b. one time around the

track; what you

have when you sit

3. clap c. a short sleep

4. flap d. a chart or a

diagram; shows

cities, states, etc.

5. gap e. a quick, sharp

knock; a chanting

music style

6. lap f. a small piece; an

argument

7. map g. a cover or lid; a

type of hat

8. nap h. to cover a gift with

paper and ribbon

9. rap i. break or crack

10. scrap j. a guy or man;

gentleman

11. snap k. an opening or a

empty space

12. wrap l. applaud; put your

hands together

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Name

Say the name of each picture. If the picture belongs in the –ap family and rhymes

with rap, add –ap to finish writing the word.

m

tr

tr

l

sn

c

n

sn

cl

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X’s and O’s

Directions for teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the –ap

rime. They make an x on each picture that does not end with the ap rime.

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More X’s and O’s

Directions to teacher/parent: Students circle each picture that ends with the –ap rime and

write the word in the box. If the picture does not end with the -ap rime, students make an x

over the picture.

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2

8

3

9

4

10

5

11

6

12

WORD BANK clap wrap map flap lap chap

nap slap tap gap trap scrap

Alphabet Avenue

Place the words below in alphabetical order.

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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.

mop map

trap trip

clip clap

nip nap

snap snip

rap rip

lap lip

strap

cap cape

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ap Word Search

c l a p o u d s h e

h i h q j e k t a p

a k l a p d n r v i

p n o v k t y a j e

h e j s c r a p u o

o d i n u a k i h n

u s k a d p y d j w

f l a p q e o h u r

i a j d n u v k q a

h p o g a p e m a p

clap lap strap snap flap

map chap scrap trap wrap

tap slap gap

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Name

Crossword Puzzle: ap

1

2

3

4

5

6

Across Down

1. applaud after a performance 1. A baseball player wears one.

3. We use it to catch a mouse. 2. a drawing of the city streets

4. a noise we make with our fingers 3. a kind of dance

5. We carry our backpacks with it. 4. leftover paper or cloth

6. to move in the wind 5. a sticky liquid from trees

Word Bank

trap snap tap cap

clap strap map scrap

flap sap

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Name

ap See, Say, Spell and Write

tap

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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.

map

mop 2.

trip

trap 3.

snap

snip 4.

cup

cap 5.

nap

new

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Beware old chap!

My dirty old scrap

Of a pirate’s map

Has a hidden trap!

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Hey old chap!

Get your thinking cap!

Our flag will flap

As we set the trap!

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ap Partner Puzzle

m ap c ap

tr ap cl ap

r ap

n ap

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Score With Scrabble! SCORE

Cap

Trap

Flap

Rap

Nap

Map

Clap

Snap

chap

scrap

strap

Total

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SSiimmppllee SSeenntteenncceess ((aapp))

Name

Read each sentence below, saying the –ap picture names as you read. Rewrite the sentence and

change each picture to a word. Illustrate the sentences on the back of your paper.

1. I can snap and I can .

2. Do you have your and your ?

3. My dog always takes a .

Word Bank cap

map

nap

clap

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ap Family Word Slide

ap

ap 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

ch

cl

fl

g

l

m

n

r

sn

tr

wr

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rap

map

clap

cap

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trap

lap

snap

tap

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wrap

nap

tap

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-ap Words and Pictures for Sorts

-ap Pictures and Words


map



trap



rap

ap Pictures and Words


tap

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clap



lap



cap



nap

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chap


flap


gap


lap



snap



scrap

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handicap


strap


tap


yap


zap


hubcap

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-ap penny push

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-ap penny push

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ap Shape Book

Directions: Duplicate one map shape book for each child in the group. Staple several

sheets of white bond behind the map shape and staple on the left. Allow children

time to draw pictures of things that end with the ap chunk. Children may dictate

picture labels to the teacher/aide or make attempts to write their own. The teacher

can write the correctly spelled under the child’s invented spelling. Add the

completed book to each child’s collection of familiar reading.

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Name: Directions: Trace over the letters in each sentence and then write it yourself in

the space below. Draw a picture for each sentence in the space provided below.

Clap your hands and tap your toes to the music. My cat laps his milk. He naps in my lap.

ap Family Handwriting Practice

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ap ap

ap ap

ap ap

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-ap family

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

-ap family

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

_____ap _____ ap

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What’s it Worth? (ap)

a 1

p 2

a 1

a 1

a 1

a 1

p 2

p 2

p 2

p 2

t 5

c 4

l 3

c 4

r 5

n 3

r 5

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Word Family (-ap)

Write sentences or a story with –ap words of your choice.

cap, chap, clap, flap, gap, lap, map, nap, rap, sap,

scrap, slap, snap, strap, tap, trap, wrap

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My ap Book

My ap Book

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