Read and Draw CVC Words Worksheets

Have your little one practice reading and drawing through these free preschool printable- Read and Draw CVC Words Worksheets! These phonics worksheets combine reading and writing in one go. Recommended for pre-k, preschool, and kindergarten. Perfect for homeschooling, too!

Read and Draw CVC Worksheets

I’m so happy that your child can now identify and sound out all the letters of the alphabet. And he can write them well, too!

It’s something to celebrate. Maybe a sweet treat? Or extra playtime? Whatever prize you have in mind, I’m sure your child deserves it.

After your little one is justly rewarded, it is time to level up his reading skills. And one way to do that is by checking his comprehension skills.

Remember that reading is not just about blending letter sounds and saying them out loud. Another equally important skill that goes with it is comprehension.

Your child should be able to understand what he has read, otherwise, his efforts are in vain.

The true test for reading is if your child can put a meaning to the words he has read.

If he reads the word cat, he should be able to picture a cute, furry, four-legged animal that makes meow sound (or whatever his mental picture of a cat is.)

Since reading comprehension is important, it then follows that this skill is present from Day 1.

That is why I made these free preschool worksheets which your child can use to practice reading CVC words AND display comprehension by drawing.

Why Read and Draw Activities?

1. These kindergarten worksheets are easy and straightforward to use. Not to mention fun! Each page comes with four boxes. And there`s a CVC word in each box. All your child needs to do is read the CVC word and draw a picture based on what he has read. It’s that simple! You don’t need to ask questions to check for comprehension, you just look at the drawing. 🙂 And voila! Instant assessment. 
2. It fosters children’s creativity. They get free reign on how they’re going to draw and color their work. They can be as detailed as they want or they can also go for stick drawings- both are acceptable and appreciated.

Other Benefits of Read and Draw Activities

• Enhancing Phonemic Awareness: By reading CVC words, children learn to recognize the individual sounds that make up each word, which is essential for developing strong reading skills.
• Boosting Comprehension: Drawing pictures of the words they read helps children understand and remember the words better, strengthening their comprehension skills.
• Encouraging Creativity: Combining reading with drawing allows children to express their creativity, making learning more enjoyable and engaging.
• Building Fine Motor Skills: Drawing pictures helps develop fine motor skills, which are important for writing and other activities.
• Making Learning Fun: Integrating reading with a fun activity like drawing keeps children engaged and excited about learning.

How to Use Read and Draw CVC Words Worksheets

Step 1: Introduce the Activity Begin by explaining the concept of CVC words to your child or students. Show examples and practice pronouncing them together.

Step 2: Read the Words Give your child a worksheet with CVC words. Encourage them to read each word out loud, sounding out each letter.

Step 3: Draw the Pictures Once they read a word, ask them to draw a picture that represents the word. This reinforces their understanding and makes the activity more enjoyable.

Step 4: Review Together After completing the worksheet, review the words and drawings together. This helps reinforce their learning and boosts their confidence.

More CVC Worksheets

• Search and Color CVC Words
• CVC Word Family Lists
• Read, Write and Color CVC Words
• Spell and Write CVC Words
• Read and Color CVC Words

There you go! I hope you and your child enjoy these free preschool worksheets.

As always, these free printables are in PDF format so they’re easy to download and print.

Just prepare your child’s writing and art materials and you’re good to go!

You can also have your child practice reading three-letters words first through this -AP word family video first before answering the worksheets.

-AP Word Family Video

Read and Draw CVC Words activities are a fantastic way to help kindergarteners develop essential reading skills while having fun. By incorporating these activities into your child’s or students’ learning routine, you’re setting them up for success in reading and beyond.

I encourage you to explore the free resources available and try out some Read and Draw activities with your little learners. Watch as they discover the joy of reading and creating!

Download our free Read and Draw CVC Words worksheets today and start this exciting learning journey with your kindergarteners! 

Share your experiences and any tips you have in the comments section below. Happy learning!

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Last Updated: July 23rd, 2024