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Free CVC Words Book 1
Free CVC Words Book 1 for Beginning Readers
Free CVC Words Book 1 practises the three-letter consonant-vowel-consonant words that beginning readers meet first. Blending cat, sun, pin and words like them is the foundation every later reading skill stands on.
Use Free CVC Words Book 1 in short daily sessions, sounding out each word slowly and then faster as the child gains confidence. The book is a free PDF on Google Drive, linked from the button below. For story reading, see Little Rhymes for Nursery.
About Free CVC Words Book 1
Free CVC Words Book 1 is a first phonics book of CVC words — the short three-letter words like cat, sun, pig and bed that begin all English reading. Word lists, pictures and simple exercises teach children to blend sounds into words.
Book 1 keeps everything gentle: a few words at a time, each met in reading, matching and writing. Free CVC Words Book 1 gives beginners the solid floor that every later reading skill stands on.

Use Free CVC Words Book 1 a page a day with new readers, sounding out each word aloud together. The download is linked from the button on this page, ready to print.
First Words in Free CVC Words Book 1
Every reader starts somewhere, and most start here: three letters, three sounds, one word. Free CVC Words Book 1 is built entirely on that starting point.
Blending, the Founding Skill
Children push the sounds together — c-a-t, cat — until the word arrives. Free CVC Words Book 1 practises that push hundreds of times in friendly disguises, because blending is not a lesson; it is a habit.
Families of Words
Words arrive in families sharing endings, so one pattern unlocks many words at once. Sorting and matching games in Free CVC Words Book 1 make families visible, and visible patterns become spelling knowledge later.
Free CVC Words Book 1 at Home
Parents can use Free CVC Words Book 1 with zero training: point, sound out together, celebrate. Five words a day is a triumph at this age, and the book makes every day of it feel achievable.
When the last page is done, a child owns the first real tool of reading. Stories built from these words wait in Free Reading Comprehension Book 1.















































