English Vocabulary · Kindergarten Live Review Preview
Phonics and CVC Words
Phonics teaches children how written letters connect to spoken sounds. Learners begin with consonants and short vowels, then move into consonant blends, digraphs—two letters working together, such as sh—and later vowel teams and diphthongs, in which vowel sounds glide together, such as oi in coin.
A CVC word follows a consonant-vowel-consonant pattern, as in cat, bed, and sun. Lessons 1–5 build a short-vowel CVC foundation. Lessons 6–10 use familiar blends, digraphs, consonant clusters, and silent-e extensions so kindergarten learners can keep practising useful decodable words without relying on obscure vocabulary.
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| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | nap | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | The baby took a nap. |
| 22 | pad | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Draw a sun on the pad. |
| 23 | pan | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Dad warmed soup in a pan. |
| 24 | pat | verbshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Pat the dog softly. |
| 25 | rag | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Use the rag to wipe the table. |
| 26 | ram | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | The ram has curved horns. |
| 27 | ran | verbshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Mia ran to the gate. |
| 28 | rat | nounshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | The rat hid in a hole. |
| 29 | sad | adjectiveshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | The sad child needed a hug. |
| 30 | tap | verbshort a · CVC | Reviewed Cantonese equivalent not yet available. | Tap the drum one time. |
Vocabulary reading and practice
Page 3 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 3.
English reading
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Vocabulary quiz
Choose the dictionary equivalent for each of 5 selected words.
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Sources and curriculum references
These references guide selection and calibration. Definitions, sample sentences, readings, questions, and teaching notes are independently written and reviewed.
- Kinder CVC Words Fluency Practice Booklets
- WikDict downloadable bilingual dictionaries
- Kaikki.org / Wiktextract machine-readable Wiktionary data
- Language-Learning-decks public flashcard datasets
- SBBIC English-to-Khmer Dictionary
- English–Khmer Dictionary Dataset (machine-generated Khmer fallback; human review required)
- PanLex meanings snapshot (direct CC0 gap candidates; human review required)
- Cambridge bilingual dictionaries (individual editorial sense checks)
- Collins English–Hindi Dictionary (individual editorial checks)
- Hindwi and Rekhta dictionaries (individual Hindi/Urdu checks)
- National Institute of Korean Language: Basic Korean Dictionary
- JMdict/EDRDG Japanese dictionary project
- CC-CEDICT Chinese dictionary project
- VDict Vietnamese Dictionary (individual editorial check)
- Google Translate (machine-assisted lesson-reading draft; fluent review required)
- Kuperman et al.: Age-of-acquisition ratings for 30,000 English words