I Can See

This is a simple story. What can Amira see? This is to encourage children to read CVC words. Very easy to read and a very short read.
Make it into a simple game. Just read it together and this may help children to consolidate their visual recognition skill and understanding of basic words.

This wonderful simple picture book has words and pictures to the corresponding words so that they can easily be matched together.

Featuring a range of simple pictures including a dog, trees and a log, this matching words game will allow students to match vocabulary about a variety of different topics.

It will also help to introduce students to CVC words which are incredibly important for reinforcing their overall spelling and writing abilities.

These word games for children are brilliant for teaching students to read and encouraging them to understand what they are reading.

For example, these word games for children may be a good thing to entertain a child during a long journey. Encourage your child to describe what you see.
"What are some CVC words?
CVC stands for Consonant, Vowel, Consonant and CVC word refer to words that are made up in this pattern, for example, Dog.

CVC words are usually basic and easy to sound out and are often some of the first words we learn as children.

Some examples of a CVC word are Cat, Log.

CVC words are very important for young children to learn as they allow children to turn simple sounds into full words.

They are especially effective to teach young children before they begin reading as they show them how to string together individual letter sounds to understand how full words are constructed."