CVC words reading practice with phonics! CVC words are the easiest way to start reading. Children must know the phonics sounds very well before they start blending/reading. They need a lot of practice to master the skill of reading and spelling. To learn more, you can visit the Phonics Reading YouTube Channel. For interactive phonics learning, download the UptoSix Phonics Apps. Available on the Google Play Store and App Store, Follow @phonics_reading to learn more about phonics. ... . . #phonics

CVC words reading practice with phonics! CVC words are the easiest way to start reading. Children must know the phonics sounds very well before they start blending/reading. They need a lot of practice to master the skill of reading and spelling. To learn more, you can visit the Phonics Reading YouTube Channel. For interactive phonics learning, download the UptoSix Phonics Apps. Available on the Google Play Store and App Store, Follow @phonics_reading to learn more about phonics. ... . . #phonics

Do you need some different CVC word activities? These phonics games will help your students segment, spell, decode and write CVC words. This science of reading-aligned centers can be done in small groups or during centers. Includes 7 different activities! Get this classroom proven resource here: TKS STORE: https://bit.ly/SeeitSayitSpellitTKS TPT: https://bit.ly/SeeitSayitSpellitTPT | Kindergarten Smorgasboard

Teaching students how to blend single sounds is the first building block in the pre-reading process. This new CVC word building activity is so fun and versitile. Perfect for at school, or at home! Download here >>> https://teachstart.co/33oqdyt | Teach Starter

BLENDING PRACTICE with CVC words. A key component to learning how to read is BLENDING! If a child cannot blend (blend individual sounds together to read the word) they will not be able to read. At first, children say each sound and then blend to read the word. To make children into fluent readers, they need a lot of blending practice as the aim is that they will be able to read words by sight. Practising with word families like this is a great support to building up reading speed and confidence.