The task is to identify the objects in the images and write their names as CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words. Let's go through each image step by step:
Image 1: Faucet
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Name: tap
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CVC Word: tap
Image 2: Bread
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Name: bun
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CVC Word: bun
Image 3: Zipper
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Name: zip
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CVC Word: zip
Image 4: Bed
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Name: bed
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CVC Word: bed
Image 5: Jar
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Name: jar
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CVC Word: jar
Image 6: Sun
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Name: sun
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CVC Word: sun
Image 7: Broom
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Name: broom
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Note: This is not a CVC word, but if we focus on a shorter part, it could be "bun" or similar. However, since the instruction is to write CVC words, we can consider "bun" as a related word.
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CVC Word: bun
Image 8: Thumbtack
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Name: pin
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CVC Word: pin
Image 9: Ladybug
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Name: bug
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CVC Word: bug
Image 10: Red Circle with Pencil
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Name: ink
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Note: This is not a CVC word, but if we focus on a shorter part, it could be "ink." However, since the instruction is to write CVC words, we can consider "ink" as a related word.
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CVC Word: ink
Final Answer:
```
tap bun
zip bed
jar sun
bun pin
bug ink
```
Each word is written as a CVC word where possible. If an exact CVC word cannot be formed, a related word is used.
Final Answer Boxed:
\boxed{tap, bun, zip, bed, jar, sun, bun, pin, bug, ink}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cvc printable worksheet.
