CVC Words Missing Sounds Phonics Activity

$4.00
This CVC Words Missing Sounds phonics activity is going to make learning to read and spell CVC words so much fun! It is a hands-on CVC activity that is both fun and effective.

They are perfect for CVC centers and guided CVC lessons in kindergarten and first grade.

They also come in black and white, so you can use them even if color printing is not an option.

How to Use:
Students will determine which word is represented by the picture on the card. Then they will figure out which missing sound can be heard in the word. Finally, they will complete the word by placing a letter tile or letter bead with the letter that makes that sound on the card. There are 50 cards with a missing middle vowel sound and 24 cards with missing beginning or ending sounds.

CVC words included in this resource: 
cat, map, tag, pan, jam, can, mad, hat, bag, ham
bed, pen, net, web, wet, red, jet, men, leg, ten
pig, dip, lip, sit, rib, lid, fin, dig, pin, bib
dog, box, pot, rod, hop, fox, log, jog, hot, mop
bug, sun, cut, tub, gum, cup, mud, nut, rug, bun

*NOTE: Save money by buying the CVC Word Work Bundle. This resource is included in that bundle.
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sarah B.
A Great Item

This is a great resource for practicing the missing sounds.

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KinderGlow
Extremely satisfied

Clear, consistent, and right on target for my students

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Danielle Parshook

Great resource! Students loved it, very engaging!

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Rahshina K.

this resource is really good for small groups. Let the kids sound the words out

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Lisa K.

This was awesome! The kids really liked it! I will use it again.

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Kim G.

Students love this activity during small group rotations.

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Hope B.

Love these! Use them for center work and the kids are engaged.

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Michelle L.

This is so easy to prep and makes a great center activity for my students!

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Mrs. Bloemers

I used these in my students IEP bins and they were perfect. They worked on the necessary skills my students needed and they were able to do so independently while still challenging them.

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Dena V.

Great resource to promote engagement and learning.

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Jennifer L.

Great resource to practice beginning, medial, and ending sounds. It also allowed my ESOL students to practice vocabulary at the same time.

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Dominique B.

I am using this resource with my Special Education students.

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Three Bears and a Muffin

My students really like the resource. Thanks for your hard work.

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