CVC Words Worksheets 2: Short Vowel CVC Reading Comprehension Passages
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These decodable CVC stories focus on helping emergent readers to develop confidence and fluency, and also check comprehension. Children can use simple sight word knowledge and blending skills to enjoy these short stories. These CVC worksheets are engaging, fun and involve NO PREP.
CVC reading passages are well suited to shared reading, guided reading, literacy centres and independent work, depending on the skill level of individual readers and intent of the lesson. The passages also work well as homework.
There are four text-based questions for each of the passages. Each question has multiple-choice answers to encourage young readers to think about what they have read.
A few common sight words are included in each of the passages, for example:
a, and, be, big, can, fall, for, go, he, has, have, help, his, home, I, in, is, it, mom/mum, not, put, red, run, said, see, she, that, the, to, tree, two, will, with
One or two of these four letter short vowel words also appear in some of the passages:
swim, swam, back, spin, duck, mess, toss, still, rock, glad, dust, fish
One or two of the following sight/common words are included in each of the questions:
a, can, do, does, go, get, got, have, has, how, no, say, see, the, was, what, where, who, why
Each page also has a read and draw box.
Each page is included in 2 formats: color and black and white.
Additional passages for Australian/English spelling variations are included at the end of the pack.
e.g. Mom/Mum
CVC Stories Pack 1 can be found here.
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I hope you enjoy these CVC reading comprehension passages!
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