CVC Words Worksheet - Look, say, and write the word.

Let’s go step by step to solve this CVC words worksheet.

CVC means Consonant-Vowel-Consonant — like “cat”, “hat”, “pig”. Each word has 3 letters: first is a consonant, middle is a vowel (a, e, i, o, u), last is a consonant.

We look at each picture and think of the simple 3-letter word it shows.

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Top row:

1. Picture: A hat → Word: h-a-t → ✔ CVC
2. Picture: A bathtub with bubbles → Think: “tub” → t-u-b → ✔ CVC
*(Note: “bath” is 4 letters — not CVC. “Tub” fits better.)*
3. Picture: An open can → Word: c-a-n → ✔ CVC

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Middle row:

4. Picture: A pot with lid → Word: p-o-t → ✔ CVC
5. Picture: A cup on saucer with spoon → Word: c-u-p → ✔ CVC
6. Picture: The number 6 → Say “six” → s-i-x → ✔ CVC

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Bottom row:

7. Picture: A baseball bat → Word: b-a-t → ✔ CVC
8. Picture: An open box → Word: b-o-x → ✔ CVC
9. Picture: A pig → Word: p-i-g → ✔ CVC

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All these are common CVC words that match the pictures.

Now, let’s write them in order as they appear on the sheet:

Row 1: hat, tub, can
Row 2: pot, cup, six
Row 3: bat, box, pig

Wait — double-check #2: Is “tub” the best fit? Yes — because “bathtub” is too long, and “tub” is a CVC word that matches the image (a small tub or bathtub). Some might say “bath”, but that’s 4 letters — doesn’t fit CVC. So “tub” is correct.

Also, #6: “six” — yes, even though it’s a number, we say the word “six” which is CVC.

Everything checks out.

Final Answer:

hat
tub
can
pot
cup
six
bat
box
pig