CVC – Getting to It!

Waaaay back in Feburary 2013, I blogged about a new CVC Intervention Resource that I put together.  Well, it has taken me TWO years to complete this whole set (which is why I don’t do growing bundles!), but all of the sets are finally done! (just a little update on the covers)

I use the activities in this bundle not only for Intervention, but for guided reading activities, center activities, and whole group lessons. 

One of my favorite activities for whole group are using the CVC sliders:

The number of sliders included in each kit varies, but there are more than enough to practice each vowel sound.  The children can’t get enough of these!

I have bundled these sliders in a separate set if you’re only interested in these, but they are included in the CVC kits.

I love playing card games in small groups – learning is so much more natural and fun when we can actually have FUN!  After we have played each game numerous times, I will put it in a center for the children to play with partners.  Each set has practice for hearing the individual phonemes (and blending), independent practice, and fun card games!

 

I have also included some fun board games to practice hearing and blending sounds together.  Again, we play these in our group time and then move it to a center for more practice!

We also practice hearing onsets and rimes with word a different type of slider!  There are sliders included for each word family and a recording sheet for independent practice.

There is also plenty of independent practice!

When I taught Kindergarten, I used these throughout the entire year – in first grade, I use these more at the beginning of the year to make sure there is a solid foundation of CVC words before adding blends and digraphs.  (Next project!)

Another activity we love to do whole group is called CVC Bang! I project it on my IWB and the kids LOVE it!

You can download this game for free {HERE}

If you haven’t purchased the individual sets, you can purchase the bundle {HERE}

Here are a couple more blog posts that I have done about CVC practice.  {HERE} and {HERE}.