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Create digital flashcards featuring CVC words for students to practice reading. Utilize applications suitable for computers or iPads to make the activity interactive.

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Introduce an online matching game where students match pictures with the corresponding CVC words. This fun game will help reinforce their reading skills.

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Utilize digital word-building games where students drag and drop letters to create CVC words. This can be done individually or in small groups.

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Find and play educational videos that sing the alphabet while highlighting CVC words. This auditory activity supports memorization and phonemic awareness.

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CVC Words | Learn to Read | @officialalphablocks

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Use typing games that focus on CVC words to help students practice spelling. These can be found on educational websites and adjusted to kindergarten level.

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CVC Words Games for Kindergarteners

All CVC Words Games for Kids

Introduction to CVC Words

Once children get past the basic two-letter words, it's time for them to come face-to-face with three-letter words, most commonly presented as CVC words. These are known as consonant-vowel-consonant words.

A typical example of this is the word 'CAT.' Now, these words are classic - they enable children to really call out sounds and practice them easily. Most vowels in CVC words are pronounced in their short sounds. Gaining familiarity with CVC words will allow your child to graduate to longer, complex words and learn them effectively.

Fun Ways to Practice CVC Words

It's always better to learn when there is fun involved. The best learning practices include an element of challenge, fun, and pressure. We bring you some effective games and exercises to help build your child's CVC reading and spelling skills:

Word tiles: This is a great activity that requires simple letter tiles. Set aside the consonants and vowels separately. Your child can pick a string of CVC letters and read out the word. Don't worry if it doesn't make sense. It's all about identifying letter sounds and putting them together here. This is a great game because your child is entirely in control here!

Word binder: Now, in this activity, your child needs to perform a couple of tasks together. Show them a picture - let's say a bat. They now need to read aloud each letter of the word and put it together. This can be done by picking tiles, magnets, or any letter resources available.

CVC Race: Once your child is relatively familiar with CVC sounds, introduce an element of pressure. Set a timer or a buzzer, and ask your child to try and read as many CVC words as possible. You can alternately make this a race by sticking words around the room, calling them out, and having your child retrieve them before the buzzer sounds. Expect to have your child huffing and panting at the end of this task!

CVC games: Try out some engaging online CVC games that include word blending, short vowel sounds, and word guessing games. Watch your child getting lost in the world of CVCs, blending games, and reading!

Learning to Teach CVC Words

The perfect time to begin with CVC words is when your child has managed to get completely comfortable with all letter sounds. Before getting CVC words into the mix, try and familiarize your child with some common sight words comprising two or three letters. Here's what you can do after:

Begin by showing your child a few CVC words. Explain how various sounds have been fused to form a complete-sounding word.

CVC words use short vowel sounds. You can help your child practice these sounds well before introducing CVC words to them.

Begin with a simple set of words. Start with one vowel sound at a time, then take the more common letters, and move on to the less common ones after. Remember to give your child as much exposure and practice at this stage as possible.

The idea behind blending and building words is to produce continuous sounds fused together. Practice this with your child so that they learn from producing individual sounds to sounding continuously.

Form associations with words and pictures so your child can learn through sound and visuals. This helps form stronger connections.

There are several CVC word lists that you can refer to for a complete CVC word experience. Ensure you use as many as you can.

Always go back to previously practiced vowels and letter sounds so that your child is in touch. Pick up simple books and help them identify CVC words, and read them aloud.

Supporting Your CVC Reader

Learning to read involves daily practice and constant repetition. Remember to be very patient and expect good days along with the bad ones.

You may notice your child reading some words one day and struggling with the same words the next. Allow them to take their time. Remind them that it is more important to try than get it right, and always reward their efforts. You will find that with time, kids become more confident about trying and exploring on their own.

Is there something we missed out? Write to us at with your feedback and comments. We love to hear from you and improve the learning experience for your kids.

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Games for Kids on CVC Words Online - SplashLearn

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CVC Words Games for Kindergarteners All CVC Words Games for Kids Once children get past the basic two-letter words, it's time for them to come face-to-face with three-letter words, most commonly presented as CVC words. These are known as consonant-vowel-consonant words. A typical example of this is the word 'CAT.'

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Play short stories or animations that incorporate CVC words prominently, motivating students to listen for and identify these words in context.

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Employ digital puzzles where students have to solve puzzles to spell out CVC words correctly. These can be tailored to various difficulty levels.

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Find or create music videos that revolve around creating or singing CVC words. Music can significantly boost memory and engagement.

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Set up a virtual Bingo game with a CVC word twist. This is a great way for the whole class to get involved and practice their CVC words in a social, fun setting.

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CVC Words
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CVC Words Bingo Vocabulary List:

bat, cat, map, pan, fan, hat, tap, bed, hen, ten, net, pet, pen, men, fin, pig, lid, kid, lip, pin, win, dog, dot, pot, mop, mom, hot, fog, bug, bus, cub, cup, nut, sun, run

CVC words are words that begin with a consonant, have a short vowel in the middle, and end in consonant. they are words like cat, bus, and mop. They are words that do not have blends or vowel digraphs. They are the first words taught in a course on phonics. They are usually taught after initial sounds have been taught and while teaching short vowels.

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Conduct online quizzes to test students' knowledge of CVC words. These quizzes can be both a learning tool and an assessment method.

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