Kindergarten
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• Phonics
CVC Words Phonics & Spelling Practice
Decode, blend, and write short vowel Consonant-Vowel-Consonant words with picture clues and letter sound boxes.
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Comprehensive Lesson Guide: CVC Words Phonics & Spelling Practice
The Power of CVC Words in Early Reading
CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words are the foundational building blocks of the English phonetic reading system. Words such as *cat, bed, pig, top,* and *sun* follow standard short-vowel pronunciation rules, making them ideal for young readers practicing phonemic segmentation and blending.
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Step-by-Step Sound Mapping:
1. Tap out the first sound: /c/
2. Tap out the middle vowel: /a/
3. Tap out the ending consonant: /t/
4. Slide fingers together: /c/-/a/-/t/ -> cat
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