Exploring Short 'a' CVC Word Families

This video tutorial focuses on practicing short 'a' CVC words, which are consonant-vowel-consonant words. The instructor guides students through a series of exercises where they say each letter sound, stretch it out, and then read the word and a related sentence. The tutorial covers various words such as cat, rat, mad, dad, pad, man, fan, pan, tan, lap, gap, bag, rag, dab, cab, ham, ram, and jam. Students are encouraged to practice on their own by turning off the sound and repeating the exercises without assistance.

What does CVC stand for?

• Consonant Vowel Consonant

• Consonant Vowel Connection

• Creative Vocal Chords

• Consonant Vocal Cord

What action should you take to practice the words on your own?

• Turn the sound off

• Repeat after the teacher

• Write the words down

• Listen more carefully

What is the correct sequence to practice CVC words according to the video?

• Read, Say, Stretch, Pull together

• Stretch, Pull together, Say, Read

• Say, Read, Stretch, Pull together

• Say, Stretch, Pull together, Read

What is the first step in practicing CVC words as mentioned in the video?

• Pulling the sounds together

• Turning off the sound

• Saying each letter sound

• Reading the word

Which word belongs to the 'at' family?

• Map

• Cap

• Cat

• Man

Which word is an example of the 'ad' family?

• Sip

• Sun

• Sad

• Sit

Which word is from the 'an' family?

• Cap

• Can

• Car

• Cat

Which word does not belong to the 'ag' family?

• Lap

• Bag

• Tag

• Rag

What family does the word 'ham' belong to?

• 'an' family

• 'ab' family

• 'am' family

• 'at' family

Which word family was not covered in the video?

• 'ar' family

• 'am' family

• 'at' family

• 'ad' family