Cvc word list

Do you struggle with teaching CVC words to your students? In this blog post, you will learn what a CVC word is, how to teach them, plus download my FREE CVC words list to help you plan your activities

What are CVC words? As you probably know, words in the English language are made up of vowels and consonants. Vowels are the letters a, e, i, o, and u (and,

The ultimate list of 80+ CVC words with pictures and matching worksheets, organized by middle letter vowel sound. Get the free printables!

Here are free CVC word lists and short vowel words by vowel sound to help kindergarten and first grade students and teachers.

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Reading CVC words is one of the first activity in which children will learn to read. Learn to blend letters and read words.

Our almost six year old is starting kindergarten in less than a month. Where oh where did the summer go? We're still working on sounding out letters and words to reinforce his phonics knowledge. I made a fun CVC activity for him to practice phonics, blending sounds, and early reading skills. The game has three DIY dice, two with consonants and one with the vowels. He rolled them all and with help we checked to see if he'd made a real CVC word or a nonsensical word. If one die rolled "YOU…

Looking for a printable chart of CVC words with the short U sound? K12Reader has just what you need. Click here to view the chart!

CVC words, or consonant-vowel-consonant words, are three-letter words with a consonant at the beginning, a vowel in the middle and a consonant at the end. Sharing with you a list of CVC Words with medial /a/ or short /a/ vowel sounds with -ap, -ag, -at, -an, -am, and -ad endings. Included in this list are words such as cap, map, rap, bag, lag, nag, bat, cat, mat, fan, can, man, bad, lad, mad, dam, jam and ham. Teacher Fun Files is a website that provides FREE educational resources to help…