We’ve made a set of printable CVC word lists that you can use in your classroom to design lessons, craft assessment or just keep on hand for reference when you need them. Our printable CVC word lists come in a set of five and are broken down by vowel sound first (a, e, i, o, u).

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Introducing CVC pattern words to young learners can be a fun and interactive process. Here’s how to approach teaching them with specific activities and a sample lesson plan that will engage students while helping them learn.

2022年6月21日 · Three Letter ‘Y’ Words for Beginning Readers. For early readers, here are some CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) word choices as well as some three letter sight words using the letter y. CVC words that begin with y. Yes – When I asked my mom if I could visit you, she said yes. Yam – I like baked yam with butter and salt.

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Generate your own free, printable CVC word lists! To create CVC word lists using our phonics word list generator, check off CVC real words or CVC nonsense words (or both). To specify which vowels or consonants you would like to include, click “include selected sounds” and check off the letters that you would like to include in your list.

CVC words have a specific order: one consonant, followed by a vowel, followed by another consonant. Examples of CVC words include “ cat ,” “ sit ,” and “ fun .” Below is a short list of consonant-vowel-consonant words that begin with “y.”

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This collection of free CVC flashcards contains 101 cards for 101 different CVC words (that is: three-letter words in the style of consonant-vowel-consonant). The flashcards are segmented into vowel sets – they’re all completely free, so feel free to grab all of them! The words covered in the flashcards are listed below: