Teaching blending cvc words

Do you teach kindergarten or special education phonics? Get started with teaching CVC words with short vowels with this detailed blog post!

If you have been following me for a while, you will know that I LOVE teaching young ones how to read, and the alphabet is where it all starts! Truly one

Use successive blending with these free blending cards. They're great for helping your struggling or beginning readers with blending CVC words.

I love using magnet letters with my students during small groups! Using these letters to work on building CVC words is such a great way for kiddos to build confidence as early readers. These CVC sp…

Access a set of 136 FREE CVC successive blending cards.

One of the best ways to support your kindergarten or 1st grade students is by ensuring they have strong foundational reading skills, which includes being able to blend and segment words. Some of my favorite ways to practice phonemic awareness or reading CVC words, includes the use of hands-on games! Learn more about how and why you should be teaching these phonics skills, plus download my FREE CVC resource!

Have you ever sat and listened to a young reader try and blend sounds in words? It might sound a little like “h-o-t, cat?” Often, we just need to strengthen their ability to listen and play with sounds in words {phonemic awareness} without the printed letters to stumble them up. Other times, they just need a little ... Read More about Blend Sounds with CVC Dot Pages

How do you teach spelling? Traditionally, spelling is taught by giving kids a list on Monday and a test on Friday. The problem with this approach can be

Using slider to read CVC set 1 words. Sounding out and blending practise

Over the last few weeks, I’ve shared with you three free lessons for short a word families from Unit 1 of my Learn to Read curriculum: 1- the AT family 2- the AD family 3- the AN family Today, I’m sharing some freebies from the 4th and final short a unit. {Be on the lookout for the ... Read More about Short a Word Families Reader and Activities

Welcome to Phonics Friday! My plan is to post every Friday with some fun Phonics based activities and ideas. With a holiday weekend next week and being in Vegas the week after that, I’m not promising consistency (at least for the next couple of weeks). But I do plan on posting more ideas for you …

“B-u-s. What word is that?” *Your child stares at you cluelessly.* Does this sound familiar? So your child knows most of the sounds in the alphabet and you’re ready to teach him to blend those sounds. But when you tried sounding out each letter for him to blend, he just doesn’t get it. So

Teaching students to read is one of the greatest joys of any teaching or homeschool parent. Teaching and mastering all the consonant blend sounds is so important before moving on to more difficult phonic skills. I created these phonetic blend charts for my kindergartner who needed some extra practice with

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Have fun with phonics by playing this Stomp It Out Reading Game! Your little one will blend letter sounds together to read simple CVC words!

Here’s how to make a DIY CVC phonics flip book! ✨ It’s designed to develop skills in blending sounds together to make words and to help children...