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Printable 5th grade spelling worksheet with 10 fill-in-the-blank sentences featuring words with unexpected long vowel spellings.
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Unexpected Long Vowel Spellings

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This printable spelling worksheet gives 5th graders 10 fill-in-the-blank sentences featuring words with unexpected long vowel patterns, such as child, hold, colt, mind, and remind. The word bank provides all 10 answer choices. Works well for phonics review, spelling practice, or vocabulary reinforcement during a unit on vowel patterns.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Spelling
Grade Level:
5th Grade
Updated July 2026

Word Bank

  • bolt
  • child
  • colt
  • hold
  • mildest
  • mind
  • old
  • Remind
  • sold
  • told

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