This medium worksheet pushes first graders past simple tracing and into active CVC word-building with vat, hug, cut, sob, and pup. Students blend separated phonemes like /v/ /a/ /t/ into whole words, swap first letters and middle vowels to transform dug into hug or rip into rap, and identify the missing /o/ sound inside sob. A matching activity then pairs four trickier CVC words — vat, sob, yak, and hem — with short definitions like 'a large tub or pot' and 'bottom edge of a skirt,' growing vocabulary while reinforcing decoding.

Style:
Busy Bee
CVC Words
Grade 1
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) The sounds /v/ /a/ /t/ blend together to make the word vat.
2) Change the first letter of dug to h to make the word hug.
3) A CVC word that means to cut with scissors is cut.
4) The word sob has three sounds: /s/, /o/, /b/.
5) Change the middle vowel in rip to a to make the word rap.
6) The word hem belongs to the -em word family.
7) The sounds /y/ /a/ /k/ blend together to make the word yak.
8) Change the last letter of dim to p to make the word dip.
9) A CVC word that means a young dog is pup.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
vat
a large tub or pot
to cry loudly
sob
to cry loudly
a big hairy animal
yak
a big hairy animal
a large tub or pot
hem
bottom edge of a skirt
bottom edge of a skirt
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