This medium worksheet gives first graders a second round of CVC blending and word-family work using nub, rod, jab, tug, ham, wad, gap, and bug. Children blend phonemes like /n/ /u/ /b/ into whole words, swap a starting letter to turn cod into rod, and change a middle vowel to morph hum into ham. A matching section then ties cod, jab, rut, and wad to definitions like 'a quick punch,' 'a groove in a road,' and 'a type of fish,' so children gain new vocabulary while practicing the same blending and segmenting skills they will rely on for every short-vowel text ahead.

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Busy Bee
CVC Words
Grade 1
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) The sounds /n/ /u/ /b/ blend together to make the word nub.
2) Change the first letter of cod to r to make the word rod.
3) The word jab has three sounds: /j/, /a/, /b/.
4) A CVC word that means to pull hard is tug.
5) Change the middle vowel in hum to a to make the word ham.
6) The word rut belongs to the -ut word family.
7) The sounds /w/ /a/ /d/ blend together to make the word wad.
8) Change the last letter of gab to p to make the word gap.
9) A CVC word that means a small flying insect is bug.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
cod
a type of fish
a quick punch
jab
a quick punch
a groove in a road
rut
a groove in a road
a lump of soft stuff
wad
a lump of soft stuff
a type of fish
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