Let’s work through this step by step.
This is a “CVC Words” worksheet. CVC stands for Consonant-Vowel-Consonant — like “cat,” “dog,” or “pig.” Each picture represents a word that has exactly three letters, and the boxes below each picture are meant to hold those three letters.
We’ll go row by row, left to right:
1.
Top row:
- First box: Picture of a cat → Word = “cat” → Letters: c-a-t
- Second box: Picture of a box → Word = “box” → Letters: b-o-x
- Third box: Picture of a pig → Word = “pig” → Letters: p-i-g
2.
Middle row:
- First box: Number “10” → That’s “ten” → Letters: t-e-n
- Second box: Ladybug → Word = “bug” → Letters: b-u-g
- Third box: Bat (the animal) → Word = “bat” → Letters: b-a-t
3.
Bottom row:
- First box: Fox → Word = “fox” → Letters: f-o-x
- Second box: Cup → Word = “cup” → Letters: c-u-p
- Third box: Number “6” → That’s “six” → Letters: s-i-x
All words are CVC words — three letters, starting and ending with consonants, vowel in the middle.
Now, let’s list them in order as they appear on the page:
Row 1: cat, box, pig
Row 2: ten, bug, bat
Row 3: fox, cup, six
Final Answer:
cat, box, pig, ten, bug, bat, fox, cup, six
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cvc spelling worksheet.