I am so excited to show you a new activity I made for my kindergarten students, to help them read and write CVC words.
This activity does not require any copies!
Just print, laminate, and cut out the CVC word cards.
Each card contains one word for the children to learn and practice.
Read it! Build it! Write it! {CVC Words Edition}
This activity does not require any copies!
Just print, laminate, and cut out the CVC word cards.
Each card contains one word for the children to learn and practice.
First, students read the CVC word. I included dots for the children to touch, which will help them blend the sounds together. Then, they use letter tiles or beads, to spell the word.
Finally, they use a dry erase marker to practice writing the word.
There are many, many CVC word cards included. Just about every word I could possibly think of! For the next several weeks, we will be working on short o, so all my short o cards are out at my word work station. The children are really loving them!
My kindergarten students have been working hard at reading and writing CVC words, blending and segmenting words, and counting the number of syllables in words.
Click the image below to see this resource in my store!
I really like the read it, build it, write it CVC cards. This would make a great word work center.
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ReplyDeleteJulie
Oh gosh, where have I been! LOL, I have never seen these, but I am going to check them out right now. I would love to have a couple sets of these for my students!
ReplyDeletekellybrown28021@gmail.com
Wow...this looks great! I would LOVE to use this with my class!
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ReplyDeleteStacey White
swhite@cfc.k12wi.us
I love your cards & the answer boards - the idea of having them done and ready to go is wonderful. I'm always scribbling sound boxes on random pieces of paper. ;) laura.scheunemann@wrps.net
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for offering this giveaway! I would love to win this for my class!
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ReplyDeleteOur team just order the magnetic ten frame paddles like these - but I love these, too. We work on sound segmenting in class a lot with manipulatives. I've found that touching counters or moving pieces really helps the students break the words into sounds and to put the sounds together.
ReplyDeleteJenn
Those magnetic boards would come in handy. A lot easier and versatile than white boards.
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ReplyDeleteI would love these magnetic boards to use in guided reading groups!
ReplyDeleteThe magnetic boards would be great to use with my kindergarten Title I students. Many of them are getting mixed up with syllables and segmenting sounds in words now that we have been segmenting and blending. They are unable to hear and say words in syllables. How do you help your students to know the difference between the two skills?
ReplyDeleteLee Ann,
DeleteI have the same issue now that I have introduced both segmenting and counting syllables. I tell them that segmenting counts ALL the sounds and when we count syllables, we are counting word parts. The more we practice the difference, the better they are at telling the difference.
Lori
Teaching With Love and Laughter
luvyorkies@gmail.com
Looks great for my kids!
ReplyDeleteThese look really cool. Very nice post and I'll be sure to try it with my strugglers. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThese are great. I work with small groups as an instructional aide and these would be perfect for giving every student and opportunity to sound out words at the same time and still be able to tell who is really getting it and who is just following along.
ReplyDeleteI would love these! I like all of the cvc ideas. I am always trying to find new ways to work on cvc words. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love the CVC ideas!
ReplyDeleteThe magnetic board looks great! I would love to win!
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ReplyDeleteThe Magnetic Sound box Answer Boards look awesome! Another great tool to help learners! Your CVC pack looks great! Super ideas!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas. Thank you for always sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's like CVC paradise over here!! Love you pack and the boards are too fun. My kiddos would love em! :)
ReplyDeleteFalling Into First
These look amazing! Especially for the strugglers who need extra reinforcement!! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazing! I adore your creations and hope to win this one.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog, would love to win!
ReplyDeletei just wish i had your energy and creativity!
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ReplyDeleteI would love to win! We do a NASCAR unit every year and these would be a great addition to our unit! Thanks for sharing your great ideas with us.
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ReplyDeleteThese are great! I would love to use them in my classroom!
ReplyDeleteLove these!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have the response paddles but they are not magnetic. These would be perfect for my kids!!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! It looks like something my students would love!
ReplyDeleteI always love reading your blog, Lori! Thanks for this great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteѼ Alessia
Mrs. Albanese’s Kindergarten Class
This would be great for all my students, especially my lower students during small group work. Thanks for the giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteI love this giveaway, what a great small group activity. I'm crossing my fingers...
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I have been following your blog and your tpt store for some time and always enjoy your stuff!
ReplyDeleteI love the CVC word work. This would work great even for Kindergarten!
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