Missing Vowels Worksheet - CVC Words with Pictures

Let’s go step by step to find the missing vowel in each CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) word.

We’ll look at each picture, say the word out loud, and listen for the middle sound — that’s the vowel we need to fill in.

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1. b_g → Picture is a bag. Say “bag” — middle sound is /a/ → bag

2. b_t → Picture is a bat. Say “bat” — middle sound is /a/ → bat

3. h_m → Picture is ham (sliced meat). Say “ham” — middle sound is /a/ → ham

4. f_n → Picture is a fan. Say “fan” — middle sound is /a/ → fan

5. c_t → Picture is a cat. Say “cat” — middle sound is /a/ → cat

6. m_p → Picture is a map. Say “map” — middle sound is /a/ → map

7. p_d → Picture is a pad (like a notepad). Say “pad” — middle sound is /a/ → pad

8. t_g → Picture is a tag. Say “tag” — middle sound is /a/ → tag

9. m_d → Picture is a mad girl (angry face). Say “mad” — middle sound is /a/ → mad

Wait — let’s double-check #9. The picture shows a girl with an angry expression. That’s “mad”. Yes, middle vowel is /a/.

All of these words use the short ‘a’ sound!

So every blank should be filled with the letter a.

Final Answer:
bag, bat, ham, fan, cat, map, pad, tag, mad