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Is your child having trouble hearing the middle sound in CVC short vowel words? Try these free clip cards!

This CVC word activity will help your child listen for short vowel sounds.

My four-year-old is working on reading CVC words. Recently, it clicked! I created these CVC vowel clip cards to help him listen for the sound in the middle of the words.

I figured the cards would be no problem at all, and was creating them more for your use than ours.

I was surprised that these were a bit of a challenge!  Yay – we get to use them after all. 🙂

This CVC word activity will help your child listen for short vowel sounds.

Listening closely for that middle sound – and then identifying the letter that spells it – really made him think.

This CVC word activity will help your child listen for short vowel sounds.

Have you heard of phonemic awareness?  It’s super important for kids to have, and it includes a variety of skills.  One of these skills is the ability to isolate and identify sounds in words.  These CVC vowel clip cards are great for that!

Plus, these cards are helping him develop his spelling ability.  It’s been so fun to see him write during his play time… and include those middle vowels!  

I hope you can use these clip cards at home or in the classroom!

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39 Comments

  2. Krupa

    Thank you so so much. My son has moved from Montessori to a regular school and he is struggling with spellings and reading. He is 5 years old. He loves to learn via games but not typical class-room sessions. I am downloading almost all your freebies so I can work with him and bring him up to speed. Thanks again!

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  3. Gg

    Thank you. I love your website – so many fantastic resources (e.g. ice cream sound sort)! It’s great the activities are free too.

    My four-year-old loves your short vowel cards. However, it would be nice to have long vowel sound clip cards too, so he could sort the cards into the short and long sound after identifying the vowel. Perhaps using the visual of a short and long worm?

    Anyways…just a thought. I know you already have other games to teach short and long vowel differentiation.

    Thanks again.

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  8. Karen

    Thank you so much for the wonderful ideas and FREE printables. I may be a veteran teacher, 21 years and counting, but I am always looking for fresh ideas and engaging activities. Thank you so much. I have directed my teaching team to your website as well. We all love it!

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  10. Kelsey

    Thank you so much for all of your free resources! I am a second year teacher with little to spend on materials and this helps so much, and is so appropriate for my learners. You’re awesome!

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  12. Janelle

    Hi Anna

    First of all I LOVE your website. I have a whole file of resources on my computer. I was wondering.

    Do you have clip cards for blends and digraphs?

    I would like to use them with my Standard One Class at school

    BTW I am from the Caribbean Island of Trinidad

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