Games and Activities to Practice CVC Words IMSE Orton-Gillingham

IMSE instructor Jean Rishel walks you through four games and activities that can help your students learn CVC words.
CVC words are made up of consonant-vowel-consonant construction. They are typically the words we begin teaching in kindergarten as children are starting to learn different letters in the alphabet.
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[@thawareechan3015]

Thank you for sharing this I love the activities

[@berthawilliamston1980]

These are really great games!

[@InTheParentSeat]

Really nice idea with the first game. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@NotYourMamasGarden]

Love this, but I don’t think I’d do it with the typical class size in California (kiddos could be waiting a long time to place a chip / sound out their word unless duplicate words were made- and having duplicates would not be as fun and might feel redundant when say three kids in a row sound out their same word), but I’m making a mental note of this activity for grouped instruction.

[@erinpower5915]

Do you have any word lists or materials for the "mixed up" words activity?

[@jrpeppurrvideos]

thank you..:)

[@gigibeaumont]

These are great activities! How can we make a digital version for remote learning?

[@MsDanamac]

you can send different children the game cards for them to make at home and then when you gather in a group play the game the same way by calling the sounds and the children find them on their "word cards?

[@leilamektoub2118]

Greaaaat

[@anngreenfield7361]

They are fun activities but they are not blending -they are isolating the sounds.

[@brainbuilderspreschool5179]

this first game would cause confusion for a k4 student