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CVC Build-a-Word Mats and a GIVEAWAY!

How about a GIVEAWAY for our new product?  There are two ways to WIN!

I wanted to make some CVC mats for Sophia, even thought she is not ready for them yet.  I know she will enjoy these when we start them in the fall.  This printable works with 88 CVC words!

CVC Build-a-Word Mats!

 

CVC Build-a-Word Mats!

This product because it meets the needs of 2 levels of learners and it is linked to many Common Core Standards.

Option 1 – Students who know their sounds, but are still not fully able to blend the sounds together can use the mats (with picture and word cards) to build a word with one-to-one correspondence.  In the above picture, you can see the picture of a bed with the word spelled out.  Beginning students can match the letters to the correct boxes and eventually sound out the phonemes and blend the CVC word.

Option 2– This option is perfect for students who are working on sounding out each individual phoneme and then blending the CVC word.  The picture clue is provided without the word and can be a great way to assess a student’s needs, weaknesses and strengths.

Now on to the GIVEAWAY!!
Two opportunities to WIN!
1.  Head on over to my current Giveaway on my Teachers Pay Teachers Shop and enter to win.
2.  Click {HERE} to visit our new product on our Teachers Pay Teachers Shop.  Add our blog or this product as one of your favorites:)
Make sure to leave you email so I can contact you if you win:)
Thanks so much for entering the giveaway!!
A winner will be chosen on my Teachers Pay Teachers on Satuday at 12am EST!
A winner will also be chosen here on my blog on Monday!  Blog giveaway ends on Monday 12pm EST.
Two chances to win and just two clicks away.
You can also purchase this product now…
Link to The Moffatt Girls shop!

Annie Moffatt

Annie Moffatt is a former elementary school teacher and homeschool mom with a passion for helping young learners thrive. With a background in early education and a heart for making learning fun, Annie designs engaging, low-prep resources that build confidence and success in the classroom. Her hands-on, kid-friendly approach has supported thousands of teachers and parents around the world in creating joyful learning experiences for their students.

49 Comments

  1. I love all your products. I specially like this one. I can not enter the giveaway, it only for US resident and not Canadian. It's not fair.
    That's okay, I still love your blog and your creative ideas
    Vanessa

  2. YAY I love Giveaways!! Thanks to you! My kinders will love this! I visit your blog about every day..and get so many great ideas…your children are very blessed to have you as their teacher…. 🙂

    bettiraed(at)yahoo(dot)com

  3. Would love to use this in my Jr Kindergarten class! Added as a favorite. Thank you so much!
    Kim (kmoraitis@cox.net)

  4. I added your shop in my favorites! I love all your stuff! I already own your entire Ready to Read program (both levels), your skip counting unit, and your sums worksheets! You are the best! Please keep creating for us teachers turned homeschoolers!

    Lpanoff1@yahoo.com

  5. This product looks perfect for my son – he starts kindergarten in the fall – first year of official homeschooling for me! I added it to my favorites on Teacher's Notebook. Thanks so much for the chance to win!

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