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How to blend - CVC Words

CVC words = Consonant-Vowel-Consonant
Like: `cat, dog, sun, pig, mop`

This is the next big step after CV blending! Here’s the easiest way to teach it to weak students πŸ‘‡

4 Steps to Blend CVC Words

1. Isolate the sounds

Hold up 3 fingers.

`c - a - t` β†’ /k/ /a/ /t/

Don’t say "kuh-aaa-tuh". Say clean sounds: /k/ /a/ /t/

2. Slide them together

Use your finger to slide under the word as you stretch the sounds.

`c-a-t` β†’ /kkkaaatt/ β†’ "cat"

Think of it like pulling elastic - don’t stop between sounds.

3. Use body movements

Tap method:
Tap shoulder = /c/,
elbow = /a/,
wrist = /t/.
Oarm = "cat"

Jump method : Jump for each sound, then jump once and say the whole word

4. Picture + Word matching

Show picture of a `cat` β†’ sound it out β†’ blend β†’ "cat!" Kids love the "aha!" moment

Teaching Order that Works

Start with continuous sounds first, they blend easier:

1. m, s, f, r, l→ `map, sun, fish, rug, lip`
2. Then add stops: `b, c, d, g, p, t` β†’ `bat, dog, pig`

Quick Classroom Activities

- Sound Boxes: 3 boxes. Put a chip for each sound, then push chips together while blending

Blending Ladder: `a β†’ at β†’ cat`

CV to CVC :

From your CV chart: `ba` + `t` = `bat`

Cogent International Phonics Examination 2026 - 2027Examination Practice Session 01πŸ’Ž Letters & SoundsπŸ’Ž poetry πŸ’Ž Reading ...
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Cogent International Phonics Examination 2026 - 2027

Examination Practice Session 01

πŸ’Ž Letters & Sounds
πŸ’Ž poetry
πŸ’Ž Reading
πŸ’Ž Writing
πŸ’Ž Story Telling
πŸ’Ž Grammar

Group : 01
Branch : Wadduwa & Aluthgama
School : Wishshavi Bright Way International Montessori & Academy
Sri Lanka

Cogent International Phonics Examination 2026 - 2027Examination Practice Session 01πŸ’Ž Letters & SoundsπŸ’Ž poetry πŸ’Ž Reading ...
07/07/2026

Cogent International Phonics Examination 2026 - 2027

Examination Practice Session 01

πŸ’Ž Letters & Sounds
πŸ’Ž poetry
πŸ’Ž Reading
πŸ’Ž Writing
πŸ’Ž Story Telling

Group : 01
Branch : Kurunagala
School : Pradeepa Preschool,Kurunagala, Sri Lanka.

Small Steps Preschool & Day Care Center
Saloni De Mel
Kumarasingha Sriyalath
Kavini Himalshi
Fathima Nushrath Mufath
Suraji Nanayakkara
Wishshavi Bright Way International Academy
Cogent Phonics SriLanka
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Kids English School

The "magic e" (also known as silent e or split digraph) is a phonics rule where adding an "e" to the end of a word chang...
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The "magic e" (also known as silent e or split digraph) is a phonics rule where adding an "e" to the end of a word changes the preceding vowel from a short sound to a long sound.

The "e" itself remains silent, acting only to alter the vowel sound.

How It WorksVowel Name: The "magic e" skips over a consonant, "telling" the vowel to say its alphabet name rather than its short sound.

Silence: The "e" uses all its energy to perform this magic, leaving it with no sound to make at the end of the word.

Common Examples

A-E: cap β†’ cape, can β†’ cane
I-E: pin β†’ pine, kit β†’ kite
O-E: hop β†’ hope, rod β†’ rode
U-E: cub β†’ cube, cut β†’ cute

The "-an" word family consists of words that end with the same "-an" rhyming sound and spelling pattern. These are found...
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The "-an" word family consists of words that end with the same "-an" rhyming sound and spelling pattern.

These are foundational CVC
(consonant-vowel-consonant)

words used to help early readers recognize phonics patterns

Short 3-Letter CVC Words

Ban: To forbid something.
Can: A metal container.
Dan: A boy's name.
Fan: A device used to cool down.
Jan: A person's name.
Man: An adult male human.
Pan: A metal container used for cooking.
Ran: Moved quickly at a running pace.
Tan: A light brown color.
Van: A medium-sized motor vehicle.

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Cogent International Phonics Teacher Training Program

*How does Jolly Phonics work?*

Using a synthetic phonics approach, Jolly Phonics teaches children the five key skills for reading and writing. The programme continues through school enabling the teaching of essential grammar, spelling and punctuation skills.

*The five skills taught in Jolly Phonics:*

1. Learning the letter sounds
2. Learning letter formation
3. Blending
4. Identifying the sounds in words (Segmenting)
5. Tricky words

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