This post includes worksheets for Halloween CVC words.
Halloween CVC Words Activities and Worksheets
If you are looking for a fun way to practice CVC words, you are in the right place! Check out the different activities and worksheets below. These are a great way to work on phonics skills in small groups or use them as a center activity!
In this blog post, we have created a collection of printable activities and engaging worksheets that will engage emergent learners while reinforcing phonics skills.
Whether you’re a teacher looking for free resources or a parent seeking to supplement your child’s learning at home, these Halloween-themed materials are perfect for small group work, literacy centers, or independent practice. They are the perfect way to combine reading skills and the excitement of the Halloween holiday.
These Halloween phonics worksheets target the following skills:
- Letter recognition
- Letter sounds
- Reading CVC words
- Writing CVC words
Let’s get into some spooky reading fun together.
Halloween CVC Word and Picture Match Cards
Print out these CVC word cards and corresponding picture cards and create a simple activity for morning work! This would be a fun game for any literacy center as well. All of the cards are Halloween-themed for a spooky fun time!
The rules are simple for this one… To enjoy this activity, children will use their decoding skills to read the CVC word that is printed on one card and then match the word to the correct picture.
Another great perk – preparation for this activity is minimal! Simply cut out the different cards. I do suggest laminating them for extra durability to make sure they last.
To download the Halloween CVC Word and Picture Match Cards, simply click the following link to download the PDF files: Halloween CVC Word and Picture Match Cards.
Ready for more CVC word games? Check more of them out below.
Haunted House Word Families
If you want your students to have some extra practice with word families, check out this fun and spooky worksheet. This worksheet is designed to help little learners read and write word family words.
Inside each haunted house image, you will find different word family endings, such as -ed, -op, or -am. A word family has a short vowel sound and a consonant ending. Students are to then write different words that would belong in each word family.
Underneath each haunted house are three lines for students to write down CVC words that end in the same word family as the word family in the house.
If you are interested in this fun holiday worksheet, please download it here using the following link: Haunted House Word Families PDF
Writing Halloween CVC Words
This worksheet is all about working on writing different CVC words. While the kids work on writing the CVC words, they will have a blast looking at the different Halloween pictures on the page. Print out and use this simple worksheet at literacy stations!
In this simple worksheet, children will look at the different Halloween images on the page. Each box has a different Halloween picture that follows the CVC spelling pattern. We are including words like rat, cat, bat, and pot. Students will then write the CVC word underneath the picture.
Click here to download Halloween CVC Word Writing Practice Worksheet
Read and Draw Halloween Words
This Halloween-themed worksheet is a great activity for students who need additional practice reading CVC words. Students will have so much fun with the “Read and Draw Halloween Words” this Halloween season.
On this worksheet, your little learners will read six Halloween-themed CVC words. They will then draw the corresponding picture in the box, giving students the opportunity to work on those important fine motor skills.
To download Read & Draw Halloween CVC Words, please click the following link:
Read & Draw Halloween CVC Words
Teachers will find this worksheet ideal for literacy centers or independent work, while parents can easily incorporate it into their home learning routines.
Happy Halloween From Growing Up Readers!
These Halloween CVC Words Activities and Worksheets offer an exciting range of resources to make learning enjoyable during the spooky season. As a child, it’s always exciting when your learning incorporates the Halloween theme.
These worksheets can be used in so many different ways:
- Independent Practice
- Morning work
- Word work activities
- Literacy centers
Download and enjoy these printable resources with your young learners to bring the Halloween spirit into your literacy lessons. Happy haunting and happy learning!
Before You Go…
Looking for some spooky fun read-aloud books this Halloween season? Be sure to check out these book lists:
Halloween Read-Alouds for 2nd Grade
Fall Books for Kids to Celebrate Autumn
Need more education resources? Be sure to check out the Growing Up Readers TPT store.
