It's a term used in phonics and early literacy instruction to describe a specific type of syllable structure.
Here's what it means:
* Consonant: A sound made by partially blocking the flow of air from the mouth (e.g., b, d, f, g, h, etc.)
* Vowel: A sound made by allowing air to flow freely from the mouth (e.g., a, e, i, o, u).
* Consonant: Another consonant sound.
Examples of CVC words:
* cat
* dog
* sun
* pig
* hop
Importance of CVC words:
* Early reading: CVC words are some of the simplest words to learn, making them great for beginning readers.
* Phonics: Learning CVC words helps children understand the relationship between letters and sounds.
* Spelling: CVC words provide a foundation for understanding spelling patterns.
Understanding CVC words is a key component of early literacy development and helps children build a strong base for reading and writing.