Let’s look at each picture and figure out the word it represents. These are all CVC words — that means they have three letters: consonant-vowel-consonant.
1. First picture: A hat → “hat” (h-a-t)
2. Second picture: A bug or beetle → but wait, we need a 3-letter word. The common CVC word for this is “bug” (b-u-g)
3. Third picture: A cat → “cat” (c-a-t)
4. Fourth picture: An open box → “box” (b-o-x)
5. Fifth picture: A cup with saucer and spoon → “cup” (c-u-p)
6. Sixth picture: The number 6 → “six” (s-i-x)
7. Seventh picture: A baseball bat → “bat” (b-a-t)
8. Eighth picture: A cooking pot → “pot” (p-o-t)
9. Ninth picture: A pig → “pig” (p-i-g)
All of these fit the CVC pattern and match the images perfectly.
Final Answer:
hat, bug, cat, box, cup, six, bat, pot, pig
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of cvc words for kindergarten worksheets.