CVC Words Short A Blending Activities

A pack full of CVC Words Short A Blending Activities to encourage children to practice blending skills

What is included?

This pack contains two different activities, both in black and white for the following:

1. · Single vowel - a

2. · All vowels

3. · ap/at words

4. · an/am words

5. · ag/ad words

6. · Mixed words 1

7. · Mixed words 2

A total of 14 activities to keep your pupils engaged!

Suitable for teaching word families as well as mixed families.

Build a car

Cut out the rectangles, cut on the dotted lines, laminate for regular use,

Lay pieces on the table and let children choose a front (onset) and a back (rime) of a car, put the car together and read the word that has been made. If it is a real word, it should be recorded on the recording sheet. Any names that are made should be written correctly with a capital letter. Rhyming words can be found.

On the Road Tracks:

Each child will need a small car.  Simply take the car along the track and let the child sound out, and then read, each word as it is met.

 This extensive set of 72 Short A CVC Worksheets will support every student in your class as they advance in their phonics journey, regardless of ability level. We have the worksheets and activities you need, whether you need them for word families or mixed families. Rhyming words can be found.

Compatible with all phonic programs.

What can these worksheets be used for?

Use them for:

1. Classwork

2. Groupwork

3. Independent work

4. Literacy centres

5. Intervention work

6. Homework assignments

Who are the Short A CVC Worksheets for?

1. The young child just starting to learn to read

2. Those with a special need

3. EFL/ESL

4. Parents

5. Home educators

6. Tutors

Objectives:

Find riming words, using onset and rime

Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words

The straightforward layout of these activities ensures that people with dyslexia, ESL/EFL, or other learning disabilities will not feel overwhelmed.

Each child can have the ideal activity!

Children learn best when engaged and these activities will certainly do that!