B, A, T: bat, tab

C, A, R: car, arc

D, O, G: dog, god

E, N, D: end, den

F, A, N: fan, an

H, A, T: hat, at

I, T, S: sit, its

J, A, M: jam, am

L, E, T: let, tel

M, A, N: man, an

P, I, T: pit, tip

R, A, T: rat, tar

S, U, N: sun, us

W, E, T: wet, we

Using these combinations, you can create engaging lessons that introduce letters and immediately apply them in the context of simple, easy-to-understand words. This method reinforces both letter recognition and early word reading skills.

Great can I have more words for the letter combos perfeavlh things I can draw

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Sure! Here are additional words for each set of three letters, along with some drawing ideas:

A, T, C:

cat (draw a cat)

act (draw actors on stage)

at (draw a location marker)

cat (draw a cat)

tac (draw a tic-tac-toe grid)

B, A, T:

bat (draw a bat, the animal or the baseball bat)

tab (draw a tab on a folder)

bat (draw a bat, the animal or the baseball bat)

ab (draw an exercise scene, like sit-ups)

tab (draw a tab on a folder)

C, A, R:

car (draw a car)

arc (draw a rainbow or an arch)

arc (draw a rainbow or an arch)

car (draw a car)

rac (draw a race with cars or running)

D, O, G:

dog (draw a dog)

god (draw a figure of a deity)

dog (draw a dog)

god (draw a figure of a deity)

do (draw someone doing an action)

E, N, D:

end (draw a finish line)

den (draw a bear's den)

den (draw a bear's den)

end (draw a finish line)

ned (draw a character named Ned)

F, A, N:

fan (draw a fan)

an (draw an apple with "a" and "n")

fan (draw a fan)

an (draw an apple with "a" and "n")

naf (draw someone yawning for tiredness)

H, A, T:

hat (draw a hat)

at (draw a location marker)

hat (draw a hat)

at (draw a location marker)

hat (draw a hat)

I, T, S:

sit (draw someone sitting)

its (draw an object with an arrow pointing to it)

its (draw an object with an arrow pointing to it)

sit (draw someone sitting)

tis (draw a clock indicating "tis time")

J, A, M:

jam (draw a jar of jam)

am (draw a person thinking or "I am")

jam (draw a jar of jam)

am (draw a person thinking or "I am")

maj (draw a musical note for a major scale)

L, E, T:

let (draw an open door)

tel (draw a telephone)

let (draw an open door)

tel (draw a telephone)

elt (draw a belt)

M, A, N:

man (draw a man)

an (draw an apple with "a" and "n")

man (draw a man)

an (draw an apple with "a" and "n")

nam (draw a nametag)

P, I, T:

pit (draw a peach pit or a pit in the ground)

tip (draw a tipping waiter or a pointed tip)

pit (draw a peach pit or a pit in the ground)

tip (draw a tipping waiter or a pointed tip)

tip (draw a tipping waiter or a pointed tip)

R, A, T:

rat (draw a rat)

tar (draw a tar pit)

rat (draw a rat)

tar (draw a tar pit)

art (draw a palette or an art piece)

S, U, N:

sun (draw the sun)

us (draw a group of people)

sun (draw the sun)

us (draw a group of people)

nus (draw a college with NUS abbreviation)

W, E, T:

wet (draw water or rain)

we (draw two people holding hands)

wet (draw water or rain)

we (draw two people holding hands)

wet (draw water or rain)

These words and drawings can help make the lessons more engaging and memorable for your students.