Title: CVC Words: A Beginner’s Guide

Introduction: Welcome to the world of CVC words! CVC stands for Consonant-Vowel-Consonant, which means a word that has a consonant sound, followed by a vowel sound, and then another consonant sound. These words are the building blocks of early reading and writing skills. In this book, we will explore different CVC words and learn how to read and write them.

Chapter 1: Short ‘a’ Words In this chapter, we will learn about CVC words that have a short ‘a’ sound. Examples include cat, hat, mat, rat, and bat. We will practice reading and writing these words and learn how to use them in sentences.

Chapter 2: Short ‘e’ Words In this chapter, we will explore CVC words that have a short ‘e’ sound. Examples include bed, red, ten, pen, and net. We will practice reading and writing these words and learn how to use them in sentences.

Chapter 3: Short ‘i’ Words In this chapter, we will learn about CVC words that have a short ‘i’ sound. Examples include pig, dig, lip, sit, and win. We will practice reading and writing these words and learn how to use them in sentences.

Chapter 4: Short ‘o’ Words In this chapter, we will explore CVC words that have a short ‘o’ sound. Examples include dog, log, hot, pot, and box. We will practice reading and writing these words and learn how to use them in sentences.

Chapter 5: Short ‘u’ Words In this chapter, we will learn about CVC words that have a short ‘u’ sound. Examples include bug, hug, cup, sun, and mud. We will practice reading and writing these words and learn how to use them in sentences.

Conclusion: Congratulations! You have learned about CVC words and how to read and write them. Keep practicing and soon you will be able to read and write longer words too. Remember, reading and writing are fun and important skills that will help you in many areas of your life. Happy reading and writing!