CVC Words

A huge collection of printable CVC worksheets and resources including games, activities and posters. CVC words are words that follow the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern. For example ‘bat’, ‘tin’ and ‘cub’. These resources are fun, engaging and provide valuable practice for learners. They are a great starting point for learners to combine individual letter sounds together to create meaningful words. They help consolidate letter/sound knowledge and allow practice manipulating and combining sounds.

Use the side menu to search for CVC words by vowel or use the filter above to narrow the results by resource type.

This set of CVC worksheets covers short vowel words across a, e, i, o, and u, with resources organised into clear word families like -at, -ig, -op, and -ut. That makes it easier to stay focused on one pattern at a time instead of jumping between sounds.

The collection includes word lists, word builders, and CVC boxes where students work through each sound in a word. There are also worksheets that target specific gaps, such as missing initial or final letters, identifying vowels, and building words from given sounds.

This collection includes a number of hands-on resources. You’ll find cut-and-paste activities, mix-and-match tasks, and sentence-building sheets where students arrange words and then write the sentence. These keep the task simple while still requiring students to process each sound.

There are also word searches, picture-based worksheets, and “say and write” activities that connect reading and writing. Some sets focus on single word families, while others mix patterns together once students are ready.