Short Vowel CVC Worksheets and Phonics Games Packet

$3.50

Students practice reading and spelling short vowel CVC words. This low-prep packet has 8 activities, including roll and read, spin a word, mazes and picture sorts. It's for kindergarten and first grade small groups, centers and independent practice.

Students practice reading and spelling short vowel CVC words. This low-prep packet has 8 activities, including roll and read, spin a word, mazes and picture sorts. It's for kindergarten and first grade small groups, centers and independent practice.

  • This I'm A Smart Cookie packet gives your students lots of ways to practice CVC words. Some activities are games and some are worksheets, so you can mix it up across the week. An answer key is included.

    Designed to be Low-Prep, the I'm A Smart Cookie themed CVC Phonics Packet features 8 different engaging activities to reinforce reading and spelling short vowel words. This packet is a comprehensive tool to engage and educate all students learning to master CVC words.

    • Teacher instructions

    • Spin-A-Word (5)

    • Roll and Read (6)

    • What are the Odds? (1)

    • Matching Activity (7)

    • Color by Sound (2)

    • Picture Sort (4)

    • Maze (3)

    • Write the Room (1)

    • Answer key

    How to Use

    Phonics packets. Each packet has 8 activities and teacher instructions. Pick the activity that fits your lesson. Use the games in small groups and the worksheets for independent practice.

    These work in small groups, literacy centers, partner work, intervention groups and review days.

    FAQ

    What do I need to play? Paper and a printer. Some games also need a die, game pieces, or bingo chips.

    Can I print in black and white? Most sets come in color and black and white. The Included list on each page says which.

    How do I get my file? You get a download link right after checkout. It also comes in your email.

    Can I get a refund? All sales are final. Digital downloads cannot be refunded.

    Why I made these

    I taught 3rd grade for 7 years. Since then I have tutored kids with reading difficulties and dyslexia. Kids need a lot of practice reading the same pattern before it sticks. A game gets them to read those words again and again without it feeling like a worksheet.