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CVC Worksheet – Write the Words

This CVC worksheet – write the words helps kindergarten students name six pictures and write each short vowel word from a word box. An answer key is included for easy checking.

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Description

CVC words are short words built from a consonant, a vowel, and a consonant, like sun, bed, and map. Reading and writing them is one of the first big steps in phonics, because children blend three sounds into one word. This CVC worksheet – write the words gives kindergarten students a simple, picture-based way to practice spelling these words on their own.

About This Worksheet

Students look at six colorful pictures: a sun, a bib, a map, a bed, a bus, and a box. They say each picture name out loud, find the matching word in the word box, and write it on the line under the picture. Every word uses a short vowel sound, and together the six words cover all five short vowels, so children hear and write a, e, i, o, and u.

What’s Included

  • One printable kindergarten CVC worksheet
  • A word box with six short vowel words
  • Six picture cards with writing lines
  • A complete answer key

Why It Helps Kids

First, saying the picture name before writing builds phonemic awareness, since children must hear each sound in the word. Second, copying the word from the box gives early writers a model, so they practice letter formation without guessing at spelling. Third, matching a picture to a printed word connects spoken language to reading, which builds confidence with decodable text.

Ideas for Teachers and Parents

Use this CVC worksheet – write the words in a phonics center, as a quick morning activity, or as homework. Have children tap out each sound on their fingers before they write. For extra practice, ask students to change one letter to make a new word, such as sun to bun or bed to red.

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