Read and Draw: CVC Words
Four short sentences made of CVC words for new readers to sound out and draw: a cat on a mat, a fox in a box.
Twelve words to read and sort by their short vowel: cot, fox and job have short o, bun, cub and jug have short u.
“Read each word. Listen to the vowel in the middle. Write it under short o or short u.”
cotsubgumhogjughutfoxbunpodcubshort osobjobshort u
Short o and short u sound close. Open wide for o, relax for u.
Short e and short i are the hardest to tell apart. Exaggerate the mouth shapes.
Write a silly CVC sentence and draw it.
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Four short sentences made of CVC words for new readers to sound out and draw: a cat on a mat, a fox in a box.
A first word search: eight three-letter words in a small grid, going across, down and diagonally down.
Six short o words (dog, pot, box, mop, fox, log) in sound boxes: say each sound, blend them, write the word and draw a picture of it.
Six short u words (bus, cup, sun, bug, rug, tub) in sound boxes: say each sound, blend them, write the word and draw a picture of it.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.