If you are looking for a fun and educational way to practice CVC words, don’t go past my CVC Word Bingo Game. This engaging game is a class favourite. It’s perfect for whole class and small group literacy lessons. CVC Bingo will boost your student’s reading fluency of Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (CVC) words.

What Do You Get?

Two Complete Sets: Each set contains 30 bingo cards, giving you the flexibility to use this resource with a small group or the whole class. There are two sets, so you can choose to play a shorter or longer bingo game.

Set 1: Created with 50 unique CVC words. It includes a calling card and is great if you are looking for a quicker bingo game to play.

Set 2: Features 100 different CVC words and comes with its corresponding calling card too. Choose this set if you want to play a longer game.

Why Choose My CVC Word Bingo Game?

• Nature-Themed Design: Calming graphics that suit any classroom décor.

• Build Reading Confidence: Designed to develop accurate CVC word reading fluency.

• Requested By Students: CVC Bingo is a class favourite that not only supports early literacy skills but is just fun to play!

How to Use the CVC Word Bingo Game

Just print, laminate if you wish, and the game is on!

This literacy resource is so easy to prepare, and you’ll be able to use it over and over in your classroom.

Aligned with the Science of Reading

My CVC Word Bingo Game is in line with the latest Science of Reading research. This research suggests that teachers should first start with phonics lessons, and when students can recognise and blend single-letter sounds, they will be ready to decode and read CVC words. A focus on learning CVC words will build student confidence and strengthen decoding skills.

CVC Bingo is the perfect game for practising accurate decoding and reading of CVC words. It’s a great way to consolidate single letter sounds too.

How To Play CVC Word Bingo

1. Give each child a printed bingo card.

2. The teacher calls out a CVC word from the calling cards. Call one word at a time.

3. The children listen for the words they have on their cards and mark them with a small counter if one of their words is called.

4. The first child to get all nine of their CVC words covered shouts out "Bingo!" and is the winner. If you have the time, your kids can rotate their bingo cards with their classmates and play another round.