CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words are an important step in early reading and spelling. They help children build confidence with phonics by practicing short, simple words like log, bat, sub, pin, and leg.
One effective way to make learning engaging is through interactive worksheets. For example, in this activity:
- Kids read a sentence with a missing word.
- They look at the picture clue (like a log, bat, or submarine).
- They choose the correct CVC word to complete the sentence.
Here’s how this worksheet works:
- The ___ is big. → log
- The ___ can fly. → bat
- I see the ___ in the sea. → sub
- The ___ is sharp. → pin
- I hurt my ___. → leg
Not only does this activity improve reading skills, but it also strengthens vocabulary, comprehension, and picture-word association.
✨ Teaching Tip: Turn this into a coloring game! Have your child color the correct CVC word after filling in the blank. This adds a hands-on element and keeps them engaged longer.
By combining phonics practice with fun visuals, kids enjoy learning while building the foundation for strong reading skills.
