CVC Phoneme Manipulation Digital Fun!

This engaging CVC manipulation activity encourages students to isolate the beginning, middle, and ending sounds of words, allowing them to create new words by changing one phoneme at a time.

Each slide features a CVC word alongside a matching image, followed by another image and word with a missing letter—either the first, second, or final letter. Students will select the correct grapheme from a provided list to complete the new word.

Through this interactive experience, students enhance their phonemic awareness while working with simple CVC words. The images allow for it to be suitable for those that may not be ready for just words.

How to Use this Word Manipulation Digital Activity in the Classroom

This versatile word manipulation activity can be used in various ways:

• Individual Checkpoint: Assess students’ understanding of phoneme manipulation at their own pace.
• Small Groups: Foster collaboration and discussion as students work together to manipulate words.
• Whole Class: Utilize a digital whiteboard for a dynamic, interactive lesson where all students can participate.
• Center Activity: Incorporate it into learning centers for targeted phonemic awareness practice.
• Homework Assignment: Reinforce skills at home by assigning the activity as homework.

The options are extensive with this one resource!

Download and Play with CVC Words Today!

This resource is available to use in Google Slides. To ensure the drag and drop function works – please ensure you use it in edit mode.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.

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