-op Word Family Worksheet: hop, top, mop, pop, cop

The -op family is one of the shortest CVC sets on this site — five words, not seven or eight like -an or -at. That means the trace-and-write sheet fills roughly the top half of the page rather than running edge to edge with rows. It isn't a shorter or lesser worksheet; it's what an honest one-family sheet looks like when the family itself is short, and the leftover space at the bottom works fine for a second freehand pass once the tracing lines are done.

-op is also the family kids most often blur with -ot, since hop/hot, pop/pot and cop/cot differ by the ending consonant, not the vowel — so a mix-up there is a listening issue, not a short-o problem. If a kid gets through this sheet cleanly, printing the -ot worksheet next is more useful than repeating this one. Pick -op from the list, generate, and the PDF is ready to print immediately — no list to type in yourself.