Learning to read is such an exciting thing! After unlocking letters and sounds, a huge part of learning to read is blending and reading CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) words fluently. These 23 CVC Word Family Phonics Poems are perfect for beginning readers to build their confidence and excitement for reading and rhyming!
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CVC Word Family Phonics Poems
These CVC phonics poems are just the right length for little readers. They are especially great for those who love to rhyme but perhaps don’t have a lot of stamina yet when it comes to reading.
The short and simple rhymes tell a fun story, and there is a fun matching picture to color!
This pack even includes a “Digital Ease” version for distance learning, where you can choose which poem to upload/assign directly in Seesaw™, Google Classroom™, etc!
Each poem focuses on a specific word family indicated in the bottom corner. Therefore they are great for extending word study. The students can go through and highlight the word families with a crayon or marker. Then they can write the word, if you choose.
The poems also incorporate sight words. This works so well for me with my students! I know they are getting both sight word AND word family practice!
With 23 options, no matter what small group I am working with or what word family I am focusing on – there is likely a poem for it!
The following word families are included:
short a: -at, -am, -ap, -an, -ag, -ad
short e: -et, -en, -ed
short i: -it, -in, -ip, -ig, -id,
short o: -ot, -op, -ob, -og
short u: -ut, -ub, -um, -ug, -ut
Ways to Use these Phonics Poems
How you use the poems is entirely up to you! You can have students read the poem and then send it home, or you can save them for repeated use.
One option that is super cost friendly is to just store them in a folder with prongs. Place them somewhere easily accessible to your students. They can pull them out to read during independent reading time or if they finish their work early!
Another option is to hole punch the poems and put them in a small binder. This is the option I prefer in my classroom. This costs a little more, but often parents will donate the binders. Or perhaps you already have them on your school supply list.
Most importantly, the poems never fall out or get lost this way! Students can flip through their binder and read it like a book. Then, it makes a really nice fluency binder to send home with them at the end of the year!
Grab Your Set of the CVC Word Family Phonics Poems
You can grab your copy of the CVC Word Family Phonics Poems by clicking the large, yellow button at the very bottom of this post!
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Hi Alex , could you please tell me the author of the poem “ can I get a pet “ . My daughter is doing a talk on it n needs to say who the author. Please if you could help me .
Hi Amanda! I wrote all the poems in our phonics poems pack. 🙂 Feel free to email me directly at alex@ thekindergartenconnection. com if you have any questions about any of them!
Hi like your poems.
Joan,
We’re so happy to hear that you enjoy our poems. Have a great day! 🙂
Can I use this in Hapara workspace?
Hi Tracy,
Thanks so much for asking! You may use these online if they are directly sent only to your students in your current class and not shared outside of it as a license is for single classroom use. They may not be used in an online setting where you are charging a fee to teach a class or sharing it with other teachers, but can definitely be used in a distance learning situation for current students. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out and we can help!
Hello!I really liked your fluency passages. I just want to ask permission if you will aLlow me to use the idea that you have but I will change the passages. This is for our learning portal for our struggling readers in our province.
Hi Mae,
We are so glad you loved the fluency passages! However, please note that the design, structure, and content within them is copyrighted and not able to be replicated. Thank you for understanding! Please email us if you have further questions about copyright and fair use.
Thank you and have a wonderful rest of the week!
I would like to print these out to do with my daughter but how do i get these?The 85 word family passages.
Hi Renee! You can click the photo above or the link here – https://thekindergartenconnection.com/fluency-passages-for-early-readers/ to view more information about the 85 fluency passages.
You can view and purchase them directly as well as try a free sample here in our TpT store – https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fluency-Passages-for-Early-Readers-BUNDLE-Pack-1677123
Thanks so much for your interest in them!