This worksheet focuses on CVC (Consonant-Vowel-Consonant) words, which are simple three-letter words where the middle letter is a vowel. The task is to look at each image, identify the word it represents, and write the corresponding CVC word in the provided blanks.
Step-by-Step Solution:
1.
First Row:
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Image 1: A cat
- Word:
cat
- Explanation: The word "cat" is a CVC word with the structure C-V-C (consonant-vowel-consonant).
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Image 2: A spider web
- Word:
web
- Explanation: The word "web" is a CVC word.
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Image 3: A boy
- Word:
boy
- Explanation: The word "boy" is a CVC word.
2.
Second Row:
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Image 4: Bread
- Word:
bread
- Explanation: Although "bread" is not a strict CVC word, it can be simplified for young learners as "bred" or "brd" if focusing on the core sound. However, since this is a CVC worksheet, we should stick to true CVC words. If simplification is allowed, it could be "bred."
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Image 5: A crib
- Word:
crib
- Explanation: The word "crib" is not a strict CVC word but can be simplified to "rib" for young learners.
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Image 6: A car
- Word:
car
- Explanation: The word "car" is a CVC word.
3.
Third Row:
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Image 7: A top (spinning toy)
- Word:
top
- Explanation: The word "top" is a CVC word.
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Image 8: A saw
- Word:
saw
- Explanation: The word "saw" is a CVC word.
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Image 9: A trash can
- Word:
can
- Explanation: The word "can" is a CVC word.
Final Answer:
```
1. cat
2. web
3. boy
4. bred (or bread, depending on instructions)
5. rib (or crib, depending on instructions)
6. car
7. top
8. saw
9. can
```
If the worksheet strictly requires CVC words, the answers would be:
```
1. cat
2. web
3. boy
4. bred
5. rib
6. car
7. top
8. saw
9. can
```
Final Answer Boxed:
\boxed{cat, web, boy, bred, rib, car, top, saw, can}
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of phonics worksheet cvc words.
