Cvc word families

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

Everything you need to start teaching word families! FREE word family worksheets, flashcards, and simple CVC sentence printables!

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

Check out this blog post all about teaching short vowel sounds to your kids! There is so a FREE pack of CVC Word family posters too!

These CVC Word Family Wall Cards are very fun to use. One of the first sets of words you start learning to read and CVC word family words. There are three letters together that have simple and easy sounds for

I Can Read and Match -ED Family Words

Description Your students will love completing these CVC literacy centers! There are so many fun and diverse activities included which are all designed to help your students learn, practice and master their short vowel words. There are 12 activities included in total. Save 25% with the bundle here: MEGA CVC Center Bundle The activities included are: 1. CVC I Spy – Students search the picture maze and locate the CVC words. 2. Read and Cover – Students match the pictures to the words on the…

A CVC words list is very useful for English teachers and learners. Kids and beginner English language learners need lots of practice when learning to read CVC words. However, as a teacher, it is hard to think of many CVC words off the top of your head. But, don't worry. We've got you covered. Below you will find a list of CVC words covering the five short vowel sounds. You can also download these lists of CVC words as a printable PDF plus some CVC practice worksheets for students.

Word families are great for boosting the reading skills of young children. A few years ago I had a couple of students in my class who were so frustrated with learning to read they refused to do it. Every time we had a reading session, they would have a meltdown. These children weren't diagnosed with dyslexia but they did have autism. In their first year of school, they struggled and missed out on valuable reading instruction. They had learned that if something is hard, a meltdown would mean…

A word families chart to display and use when teaching phonics.