A word of three letters: a consonant, a vowel and a consonant, such as cat, pig or sun.

Do the words use short vowels?

Yes. The samples use short vowels, as in pig, bed, mop and bug. A request such as short e words gives a set with one vowel.

Is there a black and white version?

Yes. The plain black line style uses black ink on white paper, with boxes for single letters.

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CVC worksheets: write the word, sound boxes, read and circle

CVC worksheets — a CVC worksheet headed "Write the CVC Word" with eight pictures in two columns, a pig, a sun, a jam jar, a fox, a bed, a mop, a cup and a van, and three small empty boxes beside each for the three letters, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative

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Reading 1Write the word

Reading 2Sound boxes

Reading 3Circle the word

CVC worksheets so early readers blend three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant words such as cat, pig and bus. Teachers print them for a reading lesson or practice at home. The pages show a write-the-word page with three boxes per picture, a say-tap-write page with dots for each sound, and a read-and-circle page. The direction box takes a request such as short e words.

a phonics lesson for early readers
a practice sheet at home
a spelling page for a reading group

Frequently asked questions

What is a CVC word?: A word of three letters: a consonant, a vowel and a consonant, such as cat, pig or sun.
Do the words use short vowels?: Yes. The samples use short vowels, as in pig, bed, mop and bug. A request such as short e words gives a set with one vowel.
Is there a black and white version?: Yes. The plain black line style uses black ink on white paper, with boxes for single letters.

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