Help kids practice CVC words with short a vowels with this free CVC Words Short A Book that allows preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade kids to practice sounding out and spelling 17 CVC words color, cut and paste, and writing.
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FREE CVC Words Short A Book
This is such a simple, NO PREP, activity to help Kindergarten age kids practice CVC Words.
Just print, cut in strips, and give kids a strip at a time.
Start by coloring the picture, which is great for strengthening fine motor skills.
Next kids sound out the word and spell using letters they will then cut and paste next to the picture they colored.
Finally, Kindergartners will write the word they just spelled on the line.
Repeat with the remaining 17 short a words.
FREE CVC Words Printables
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Thank you so much for your contribution to education! Do you have the short u cut and paste book prints?
I sure do on my other site here – https://www.123homeschool4me.com/free-cvc-words-short-u-vowel_17/
Thank you so kindly! These have been a wonderful help for my 4 year old and reading
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for these. I teach ESL in South Korea, these books will be put to good use.
Hi, Beth,
I am a special ed teacher in Paterson, NJ. I teach a self-contained MD class of students in grades K-2. I am putting together packets for my students that will be copied and distributed as many families to not have access to computers and the internet for homeschooling. May I copy these resources and email to my principal to make copies for my students? I don’t want to do anything that might be prohibited.
During COVID19 only, you are welcome to do so =) For future use, we ask that parents visit and download their own copy as pageviews / ad money are how we make our salary so we can keep all our products free.