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Begin Blending With Consonant Digraphs SH and CH
Begin Blending With Consonant Digraphs SH and CH

Did you know that two letters can work together and make a single sound? These are called digraphs. Look at the first two letters in these words: chat, when, ship, and that. With this game, your little one can learn more such words.

From Sounds to Words: shed and chin
From Sounds to Words: shed and chin

Let's do it ourselves! Now that your child has explored the new words that different letters can make when put together, it's time to build some words. With this guided learning game, they can start their reading journey!

Guess the Word: whiz and thin
Guess the Word: whiz and thin

Sight and sound connections go a long way in making a fluent reader. With this game, your child will have to choose the correct option from a given set of words by making use of their sound blending skills.

Find Words Using Blending: chip and shot
Find Words Using Blending: chip and shot

Here comes the tricky part. In this ultimate practice game, not only will your child have to identify the correct word, but they will also have to figure out the question using their blending skills. Are you ready?

The Ultimate Consonant Digraphs Challenge: whip, shell and chess
The Ultimate Consonant Digraphs Challenge: whip, shell and chess

Sound and sight go hand-in-hand while learning the skill of blending. With this game, your child will see a word in the question and will have to select the correct option using only the sound of the words given.

Learn Beginning Digraphs With WH and TH
Learn Beginning Digraphs With WH and TH

Every word has a beginning sound. It is the first sound that you hear in that word. This exploratory game serves as a great introduction to the concept of the beginning sound.

Identify the Beginning Digraphs: whap and thug
Identify the Beginning Digraphs: whap and thug

It's practice time! Now that your child has been introduced to the first sound of a word, it's time to let them do some hands-on practice. Let your little one figure out the beginning sound of a word independently!

Choose the Correct Beginning Digraphs: TH and CH
Choose the Correct Beginning Digraphs: TH and CH

Oh no! The words have lost their first sounds! Can your child help these words in finding their beginning sounds? There are so many options to choose from.

Build Words Using the Beginning Digraphs: chaff and shed
Build Words Using the Beginning Digraphs: chaff and shed

Time to take it to the next level! In this challenging game, your child has to build words using just the sound of the letters.

Beginning Digraphs and Its Name: CH, SH, TH & WH
Beginning Digraphs and Its Name: CH, SH, TH & WH

Do you think your child can identify not only the beginning sound but also its letter name? Can your little one use the two to build new words? It's time to find it out! With this thrilling game, experience the ultimate beginning sound challenge.

Blending Digraphs to Make Words SH, TH & WH
Blending Digraphs to Make Words SH, TH & WH

Blending is the first step towards reading. With this exploratory game, watch and learn not only the sounds that different letters make but also the new word they build when they are put together.

From Sounds to Words: lush and fish
From Sounds to Words: lush and fish

Let's do it ourselves! Now that your child has explored the new words that different letters can make when put together, it's time to build some words. With this guided learning game, they can start their reading journey!

Guess the Word: gush and moth
Guess the Word: gush and moth

Sight and sound connections go a long way in making a fluent reader. With this game, your child will have to choose the correct option from a given set of words by making use of their sound blending skills.

Identify Words Using Blending: shall and whiff
Identify Words Using Blending: shall and whiff

Here comes the tricky part. In this ultimate practice game, not only will your child have to identify the correct word, but they will also have to figure out the question using their blending skills. Are you ready?

The Ultimate Blending Challenge With chat, ship and bath
The Ultimate Blending Challenge With chat, ship and bath

Sound and sight go hand-in-hand while learning the skill of blending. With this game, your child will see a word in the question and will have to select the correct option using only the sound of the words given.

Begin Segmenting With lash and chin
Begin Segmenting With lash and chin

The first step towards becoming a good writer is the ability to break a word into its sounds. With this fun game, your child will learn about all the sounds present in a word.

Rearrange Sounds to Make Words: thud and shall
Rearrange Sounds to Make Words: thud and shall

If you write c-a-t as a-c-t, it becomes a different word altogether. Therefore, putting letters in the correct order is essential for building and reading words. Play this game to learn how to put letters in the right order to successfully make words.

Sequence the Letters to Make Words: shut and chaff
Sequence the Letters to Make Words: shut and chaff

Are you ready to take word building to the next level? With this game, your little one has to put the letters in the right order to make new words. Mind you, there are no letter sounds in this game!

Guess the Word: math and whiff
Guess the Word: math and whiff

Sight and sound connections go a long way in making a fluent reader. With this game, your child will have to choose the correct option from a given set of words by making use of their sound blending skills.

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Know more, grow more!

When your kids learn about CCVC words, they will be introduced to the concept that words have a beginning, middle, and ending sound. These sounds combined form a word. In other words, a CCVC word is a word that is made up of Consonant-Consonant-Vowel-Consonant.

To help your child learn about CCVC words, you can use guided reading time. This way, you can point to each sound and ask the child to say the sounds before blending them to form the whole word. When you break it into individual sounds, it will become easier to grasp the concept.

It isn’t learning if it ain’t fun!

CCVC words might be a little intimidating initially for kindergarteners, but they’ll eventually get a grip with the correct method. Now, what can you do if a topic seems scary? You can make it fun and interactive, so the fear factor goes away. What’s the best way to achieve that? Games! By games, we mean online educational games like CCVC Words Games for Kindergarteners to make the learning experience fun-filled and exciting.

SplashLearn offers various games like Identify the Beginning Digraphs, Choose the Correct Beginning Digraphs, Build Word Using the Beginning Digraphs, and many more to practice well. These games strive to make your kids entirely comfortable with CCVC words so that they can build their skills well to become successful readers. Enhance your kid’s educational growth and sign up today!

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