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The Vowel Tree Christmas Tale


 The Vowel Tree Christmas Tale, by D. Passmore

Join A, E, I, O, and U on a festive phonics adventure! As the five little vowels work together to decorate their Christmas tree, young readers discover how the vowel sounds grow from single letters into powerful vowel teams. This colorful, holiday-themed story blends early reading skills with lessons of teamwork, friendship, and fun—making phonics merry and bright. 

Supports early literacy skills, including vowel recognition, vowel teams, and phonemic awareness.

Ideal for read-alouds, small-group phonics lessons, and holiday literacy centers.

The five short vowels use teamwork to fill up the Christmas tree.




The consonant letters cheer them on from beneath the tree.

Silent GH sneaks up the tree to join letter I and help out in the spelling. 



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