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Little CVC Books: _ad and _ug Word Families

February 8, 2018 By: Liz

These free little CVC books are a quick and easy way for kids to practice _ad and _ug word families. With just one word per page, children can really focus on that beginning sound to sound out each new word.

These free little CVC books are an easy way to practice _ad and _ug word families!

Putting them together

  • Download these books from the highlighted link at the bottom of this post
  • Print off the books in either colour or black and white
  • Fold them following the pictured instructions included in the download
  • Get ready to read (and colour)!

These free little CVC books are an easy way to practice _ad and _ug word families!

Using these CVC books

  • Look at the word family on the front cover and practice saying the sounds.
  • As they turn each page, look at the picture then point at the beginning letter and sound it out.
  • Say the initial letter then add the word family sound at the end.
  • Can they say the word confidently? If their pronunciation isn’t quite right, say the word back to them and encourage them to repeat the word.
  • If they just say the word by looking at the picture, encourage them to point to the word, stretch out the word they’re saying and point to each sound they can hear in the word as they say it.
  • Kids can trace over the words on the last page, or if you want the books to be more long-lasting, just have them trace over the words with their finger.

These free little CVC books are an easy way to practice _ad and _ug word families!

A word about pronunciation and potential learning challenges

I recently interviewed Dr Tim Conway about dyslexia and early intervention, and he said the number one thing we can do to help young children is to have them look at our mouths as we’re pronouncing words.

The visual input kids receive from watching us pronounce ‘p’ and ‘d’ and ‘b,’ for example, can make a huge difference in them understanding how to produce the sounds themselves. This, in turn, gives them a much stronger foundation as to how sounds work, and therefore how reading and writing works.

Download here

Click the following highlighted link to download your LITTLE CVC BOOKS. The file will immediately be sent to your downloads folder or other device equivalent.

Looking for more free little readers?

Click on this highlighted link to find our free LITTLE READER COLLECTION.

Looking for more free CVC activities?

  • Magnetic letters: turning beginning sounds into CVC words
  • CVC cookie match
  • Little books with CVC and sight word sentences
  • CVC to Magic E word and picture puzzles
  • CVC self-checking clip cards
  • CVC word puzzles

Looking for more little CVC books?

You can find 20 more CVC books IN MY STORE.

These little CVC books are a fun and easy way to practice 22 different word families!I hope your children enjoy these little CVC readers!

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Comments

  1. lee wonok says

    February 21, 2018 at 1:49 am

    Amazing

  2. deborah evangelista says

    February 27, 2018 at 12:37 am

    Dear Liz, Thank you so much for such a great and beautiful site full of wonderful things to share with other people who sometimes struggle to find be creative to teach the little ones,
    I loved everything
    Thank you so much,
    I´m from Brazil and I recently have started to teach kids, they are adorable, but they need a lot of creativity from us, you help me a lot

    • Liz says

      February 27, 2018 at 8:22 am

      Thank you Deborah,
      I’m so glad you’re finding lot of helpful resources to share with your kids! Thanks for letting me know.
      Liz

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