Initial Sounds Exploration:

Children will identify and articulate the initial sounds in CVC words. This foundational skill is essential for successful reading.
They’ll encounter words like “tub,” “cub,” and “sub,” connecting the sounds to their corresponding letters.

Word Building:

Kids will connect letters to form complete CVC words within the UB family.
For example, they’ll build words like “rub,” “hub,” and “pub.”

Word to Picture Matching:

Children will practice associating words with their corresponding images.
As they explore the UB word family, they’ll match words like “club” and “stub” to the appropriate pictures.

Spelling and Writing:

Young learners will write words ending in “UB.”
They’ll spell words like “grub,” “snub,” and “dub.”

These worksheets provide a stress free way for children to develop phonemic awareness and lay the groundwork for successful reading skills. Whether you’re an educator, caregiver, or parent, these resources are designed to inspire a lifelong love for learning in children everywhere!