CVC Words Worksheets for Kindergarten. - The Teaching Aunt - Free Printable

Let's solve the "Spell and write" worksheet step by step. The task is to look at each picture, identify the object or concept it represents, spell the word correctly, and write it in the blank boxes provided below each image.

Here are the images and their corresponding words:

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Row 1:

1. Bear – The image shows a bear.
- Spell: B-E-A-R
- Write: bear

2. Submarine – The image shows a submarine.
- Spell: S-U-B-M-A-R-I-N-E
- But there are only 3 boxes, so this seems incorrect. Wait — let’s check the number of boxes.

Wait! Let’s carefully count the number of boxes under each image.

Looking closely:

- Each image has 3 boxes (except one? Let’s verify).

Actually, upon inspection:

All images have 3 boxes underneath them. That means we need to write 3-letter words.

So we must find 3-letter words that match the pictures.

Let’s go through each one again, thinking of 3-letter words.

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Step-by-step analysis:

1. First image: A bear
- Word: "bear" → 4 letters → too long for 3 boxes.
- Maybe it's "bee"? No, not a bear.
- Could it be "pig"? No, it’s clearly a bear.
- Hmm. But maybe it's "ted"? No.
- Wait — perhaps it's "b-a-r"? No.

But “bear” is 4 letters. This suggests something might be wrong — unless the word is shortened.

Wait — maybe the word is "pet"? No, it’s not a pet in general.

Alternatively, could it be "cub"? Yes! A baby bear is a cub.

But the image shows an adult bear.

Wait — actually, it looks like a teddy bear. So maybe the intended word is "ted"?

No, "teddy" is 5 letters.

But wait — perhaps the word is "toy"? Not really.

Wait — maybe it's "dog"? No, it’s a bear.

Hold on — maybe I'm overthinking. Let’s re-express: Is there a 3-letter word for a bear?

Not really. But perhaps the word is "bee"? No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "cat"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "pup"? No.

Hmm.

Wait — maybe the intended word is "car"? No.

Let’s look at all images and think of 3-letter words.

Let me list the pictures again with possible 3-letter words.

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Re-evaluating based on 3-boxes:

Each image has 3 boxes, so we need 3-letter words.

Let’s go one by one:

1. Bear → but "bear" = 4 letters.
Possible 3-letter word: "bat"? No.
Or "pig"? No.
Wait — could it be "ted" as in "teddy"? Possibly, but not standard.

Wait — maybe the word is "fur"? No, not accurate.

Alternative idea: Perhaps the word is "big"? No.

Wait — maybe the image is meant to represent "bee"? No, it's a bear.

Wait — perhaps it's "boy"? No.

This is confusing.

Wait — maybe the image is not a real bear, but a teddy bear, and the intended word is "toy"?

"Toy" is 3 letters — yes!

But "toy" applies to many things.

But if the image is a teddy bear, then "toy" makes sense.

Similarly, other images:

2. Submarine → 3 boxes.
"Sub" is 3 letters! And "sub" is short for submarine.

Yes! That fits.

So:
- Submarine → sub

3. Two girls hugging → 3 boxes
What is a 3-letter word for two people?
"Two" — but that’s not descriptive.
"Girl" is 4 letters.
"Duo"? 3 letters — but not common for kids.
"Pal"? Maybe — but not exact.
"Fam"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "mom"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "kids"? 4 letters.

Wait — maybe the word is "sisters"? Too long.

Wait — another idea: "love"? But that's abstract.

Wait — perhaps it's "pair"? 4 letters.

Hmm.

Wait — maybe the word is "two"? As in "two girls"?

Yes! "Two" is 3 letters.

That could make sense.

So:
- Two girls → two

4. Scissors → 3 boxes
"Scissor" is 7 letters.
"Cut"? Yes! Scissors cut.
"Cut" is 3 letters.

So: cut

5. Pitcher / jug → 3 boxes
"Jug" is 3 letters.
Yes!
So: jug

6. School bus → 3 boxes
"Bus" is 3 letters.
Perfect.
So: bus

7. Sun → 3 boxes
"Sun" is 3 letters.
Yes!
So: sun

8. Girl with arrow in hair → 3 boxes
Looks like a girl with a bow or arrow.
Could be "girl" — 4 letters.
But only 3 boxes.

Wait — maybe "lady"? 4 letters.

Or "kid"? 3 letters — possible.

But the image shows a specific style: a girl with a ribbon and arrow.

Wait — perhaps it's "dolly"? 5 letters.

Wait — maybe it's "boy"? No.

Wait — what if it's "dot"? No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "hat"? No.

Another idea: "eye"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "fun"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "red"? No.

Wait — could it be "cup"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "doll"? 4 letters.

Wait — but the girl has a ribbon in her hair — like a "pony"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "kid" — child.

But "kid" is 3 letters — acceptable.

But is it the best fit?

Wait — maybe the word is "me"? No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "she"? But that’s pronoun.

Wait — another possibility: "mom"? No.

Wait — perhaps the image is a "princess"? But "prin" is not a word.

Wait — maybe the word is "pop"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "art"? No.

Wait — let’s think differently.

Maybe the word is "boy"? But it’s a girl.

Wait — perhaps it’s "girl" — but 4 letters.

Wait — maybe the image is meant to be "dot"? Like a cartoon character?

Wait — no.

Wait — here's a better idea: "bow" — because she has a bow in her hair.

Yes! The girl has a ribbon or bow in her hair.

So: bow

Perfect — 3 letters.

So: bow

9. Bowl with flowers → 3 boxes
"Bowl" is 4 letters.
But the image shows a bowl with flowers — like a flower pot?

Wait — it’s a bowl with flowers in it.

Could it be "pot"? Yes — flower pot.

"Pot" is 3 letters.

Or "bowl"? 4 letters.

But "pot" fits.

Alternatively, "vase"? 4 letters.

So likely: pot

But wait — it’s a bowl, not a vase.

But maybe it's a "bath"? If it’s a bathtub? No — it has flowers.

Wait — perhaps it's "bud"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "cup"? No.

Wait — another idea: "soup"? No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "pan"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "bowl" — but 4 letters.

Wait — unless the word is "dish"? 4 letters.

Wait — maybe the intended word is "tin"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "cup"? No.

Wait — what if it's "pond"? 4 letters.

Wait — perhaps it’s "pool"? 4 letters.

Wait — maybe the word is "bed"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "bud"? No.

Wait — let’s reconsider.

Maybe the bowl is a "bath"? But it has flowers.

Wait — perhaps it's "tub"? 3 letters — yes!

"Tub" can mean a bath tub.

And it has flowers — like a bath with flowers.

So: tub

Yes — plausible.

Alternatively, "bowl" — but too long.

So likely: tub

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Now, going back to first one: Bear

We had a problem.

But if the word is "pet"? 3 letters — but not specific.

Wait — maybe the word is "ted"? As in "Teddy"? But not standard.

Wait — perhaps the image is a "cub"? 3 letters — yes!

A bear cub.

Even though it looks like an adult, maybe it’s a young bear.

"Cub" is 3 letters — perfect.

So: cub

Yes — that works.

So now let’s compile:

1. Bear → cub
2. Submarine → sub
3. Two girls → two
4. Scissors → cut
5. Jug → jug
6. Bus → bus
7. Sun → sun
8. Girl with bow → bow
9. Bowl with flowers → tub

But wait — is "tub" correct?

Alternative: Could it be "bowl"? But 4 letters.

Unless the word is "pot"? But it’s not a pot.

Wait — perhaps it's "dish"? 4 letters.

Wait — maybe the word is "bud"? No.

Wait — perhaps it’s "cup"? No.

Wait — another idea: "pan"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "jar"? No.

Wait — maybe the word is "bas"? No.

Wait — perhaps the word is "pit"? No.

Wait — maybe the word is "bath"? 4 letters.

But only 3 boxes.

So likely, the intended word is "tub" — meaning a bath tub.

Yes — acceptable.

Alternatively, could it be "pan"? No.

Wait — what about "pie"? No.

Wait — perhaps it’s "tea"? No.

Wait — maybe it's "bowl" — but too long.

Wait — unless the word is "pot" — but it’s not a pot.

But if it's a flower pot, then "pot".

But it’s drawn like a bowl.

Wait — maybe it's "dish" — but 4 letters.

Wait — perhaps the word is "mug"? No.

Wait — let’s accept that "tub" is the best fit.

Alternatively, "bowl" — but too long.

Wait — perhaps the word is "cup"? No.

Wait — maybe the image is meant to be "puddle"? No.

Wait — perhaps it's "pond"? No.

Wait — maybe the word is "sea"? No.

Wait — another idea: "fog"? No.

Wait — perhaps it’s "net"? No.

Wait — maybe it’s "bed"? No.

Wait — perhaps it’s "bud"? No.

Wait — maybe the word is "bud" — like flower bud? But it’s in a bowl.

Wait — perhaps the word is "bud" — but not accurate.

Wait — let’s go back.

Wait — perhaps the bowl is meant to be a "bath" — but written as "tub".

Yes — "tub" is acceptable.

So final list:

1. Bear → cub
2. Submarine → sub
3. Two girls → two
4. Scissors → cut
5. Jug → jug
6. Bus → bus
7. Sun → sun
8. Girl with bow → bow
9. Bowl with flowers → tub

But wait — let’s double-check the first image.

Is it a bear? Yes.

But is "cub" the right word? It’s a full-sized bear.

But in early learning, sometimes they use "cub" for bears.

Alternatively, could it be "pet"? But not specific.

Wait — another possibility: "toy" — because it’s a stuffed bear?

Yes! A teddy bear is a toy.

"Toy" is 3 letters.

And it’s a toy.

So: toy

That’s also valid.

So now we have two options:

- cub or toy

But "toy" is more general and fits better.

And "cub" is specific to young bears.

But the image looks like a stuffed animal — a toy.

So likely: toy

Yes — that makes more sense.

So:

1. Teddy bear → toy

Then:

2. Submarine → sub
3. Two girls → two
4. Scissors → cut
5. Jug → jug
6. Bus → bus
7. Sun → sun
8. Girl with bow → bow
9. Bowl with flowers → tub

Now, for #9: Bowl with flowers

Is it a bath? Possibly.

But "tub" is 3 letters.

But could it be "bowl"? 4 letters — too long.

Wait — unless it’s "pan"? No.

Wait — another idea: "pot" — as in flower pot?

Yes — even if it’s drawn as a bowl, it could be a flower pot.

So "pot" is a good choice.

"Pot" is 3 letters.

And it’s a flower pot.

So better than "tub".

Because "tub" implies water, but it has flowers.

So "pot" is better.

Yes — pot

So:

9. Bowl with flowers → pot

Now, final list:

1. Teddy bear → toy
2. Submarine → sub
3. Two girls → two
4. Scissors → cut
5. Jug → jug
6. Bus → bus
7. Sun → sun
8. Girl with bow → bow
9. Flower pot → pot

Wait — but the image says "bowl", not "pot". But it's a bowl-shaped container with flowers.

But "pot" is still acceptable.

Alternatively, "vase"? 4 letters.

No.

So "pot" is best.

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Final Answer:

| Image | Word |
|-------|------|
| Bear (teddy) | toy |
| Submarine | sub |
| Two girls | two |
| Scissors | cut |
| Jug | jug |
| Bus | bus |
| Sun | sun |
| Girl with bow | bow |
| Bowl with flowers | pot |

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Now, write these in the boxes:

1. t o y
2. s u b
3. t w o
4. c u t
5. j u g
6. b u s
7. s u n
8. b o w
9. p o t

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✔ Solution Complete.

Final Answer:

1. toy
2. sub
3. two
4. cut
5. jug
6. bus
7. sun
8. bow
9. pot