Christmas Tree CVC Words Activities:  EYFS/KS1 English Phonics Activities    In this colourful Christmas themed activity, children practise reading and writing CVC words. This phonics teaching resource includes three differentiated worksheet activities with animated PowerPoint answer slides and a further three differentiated worksheets. Content:    Match the correct CVC word to the picture activity and worksheet  Choose the correct vowel to complete the CVC word activity and worksheet   Write the CVC word to match the picture activity and worksheet  Match the correct CVC word to the picture worksheet  Complete the CVC word worksheet  Write the CVC word to match the picture worksheet  Christmas tree colouring page

<p>The Christmas Tree CVC Words Activities worksheet is a festive educational resource designed to help young learners practice their phonics, specifically focusing on consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. The worksheet presents a variety of engaging tasks for children to complete. One of the activities asks students to choose the correct CVC word from a provided list to match with a picture and then write it within the outline of a Christmas tree, integrating holiday cheer into the learning process.</p>

<p>Another task requires the children to write the correct vowel to complete partially spelled words, enhancing their understanding of word construction and vowel sounds. Additionally, the worksheet includes an exercise where students draw lines to connect CVC words to their corresponding pictures, aiding in word recognition and spelling reinforcement. For further practice, there are sections where children must complete CVC words to match pictures and write CVC words from memory to correspond with images. To add an element of fun, a Christmas tree colouring page is also provided, allowing for a creative break between exercises.</p>

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Reception

Christmas Tree CVC Words Activities - Worksheet

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