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cvc words
For each picture, circle the correct letters to end the CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) word. Then write the letters on the blanks. This free resource covers 114 CVC words in 29 CVC word families: a: -ab-ad-ag-am-an-ap-at e: -ed-eg-en-et i: -id-ig-im-in-ip-it-ix o: -ob-og-op-ot-ox… Continue Reading →
Your students will use this resource to practice sorting CVC words into word family houses. Each worksheet focuses on a different CVC family. Write the CVC word that matches the picture above the picture in the space provided. Cut out… Continue Reading →
Puzzle your way to reading! Fit the pieces together to complete each picture and spell CVC words. This eduprintable includes 40 CVC words. Just print and cut! For a more durable set, print on card stock and laminate. Check out… Continue Reading →
Play the CVC Circle Game for Beginning Sounds, as a fun way to practice, sound out and write CVC words. How to play: 1. Each player takes a turn drawing a card from the CVC card deck. 2. Using the… Continue Reading →
Let’s play CVC Roll, Read, Trace and Write! Instructions: – The player rolls the dice, says the next word under the number rolled and traces the word. – The player then writes each new word traced by that player in… Continue Reading →
A CVC word is a three-letter word made up of a consonant, vowel and a consonant. They are short, simple words that your youngest early readers learn first. We have listed CVC words for 30 word families below and also… Continue Reading →
Students should clip the correct ending sound for each of the CVC words using clothes pins or paper clips. Each card has a picture of the CVC word and 5 possible answers to choose from. This resource is great for… Continue Reading →
Students should clip the correct middle sound for each of the CVC words using clothes pins or paper clips. Each card has a picture of the CVC word and 5 possible answers to choose from. This resource is great for… Continue Reading →
Students should clip the correct beginning sound for each of the CVC words using clothes pins or paper clips. Each card has a picture of the CVC word and 5 possible answers to choose from. This resource is great for… Continue Reading →
