CVC Words and Blending Sounds

The video tutorial introduces the concept of CVC words, which are words formed by a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern. It explains how to use letter sounds to create these words and provides multiple examples such as 'up', 'cup', 'bat', 'sit', 'hop', 'cut', 'pig', 'cat', 'fan', and 'gum'. The tutorial encourages practicing these words by saying all the sounds and blending them, either alone or with a friend.

What does CVC stand for?

• Consonant Vowel Cube

• Circle Vowel Consonant

• Consonant Vowel Circle

• Consonant Vowel Consonant

Which of the following is a CVC word?

• Elephant

• Fish

• Cat

• Dog

How should you practice saying CVC words?

• Quickly

• In a song

• Slowly, then blend

• Without vowels

Which word is not a CVC word?

• Hop

• Sit

• Up

• Bags

What is the first step in saying CVC words?

• Practice with a melody

• Blend the sounds

• Say all the sounds in the word

• Say the sounds quickly

Which of these words is a CVC word?

• Tree

• Cut

• Play

• Smile

What is a key characteristic of CVC words?

• They cannot be pronounced

• They consist of consonant, vowel, consonant

• They always start with 'c'

• They have two vowels

Which option lists only CVC words?

• Fan, Gum, Cat

• Mouse, Rat, Bat

• Sun, Moon, Star

• Book, Look, Cook