CVC Word Family List | Blended Word Family Lists | Short Vowel Words | Short Vowel Blends

Description

Looking for an easy to use list of blended words and cvc words? I have you covered. With 96 lists of words you will never need another resource to help your child remember and learn blends and cvc words! When teaching your child to read you should focus on CVC words first, and not worry about sight words for quite a while. These lists are perfect when you print on card stock and laminate. Consider posting them above your child’s workspace for easy access. Each list is organized by short vowel sounds. Blended words are also organized this way with pictures where possible to help your child learn the words along with pictures.

What is Included in the CVC Word Family Lists?

• 90 lists organized by vowel sound
• CVC word lists go in order of short vowels A,E,I,O,U
• Blended words follow in the same way
• Pictures where possible on each list
• Years of learning ahead with these lists!

Here are some tips to help you teach your child to read:

Start with the alphabet, and make sure your child has mastered it. Then focus on learning letter sounds. This can take a while, and should not be rushed. Once your child has learned the letter sounds, focusing especially on vowel sounds, move onto CVC words. CVC words are words with a consonant, vowel, consonant sound pattern. Now that your child knows their letter sounds they can easily put together CVC words. Focus on CVC words until they have been mastered. (This can take a while, but take your time going through each vowel word family.) Then eventually you can move on to sight words, but they should not be the focus when teaching your child to read.

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