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VC Blending Decodable Word Lists Free Download | Short Vowel Blending and Phonics Fluency Practice

Build early decoding skills with these free VC Decodable Word Lists! Includes 10 printable word strips featuring short vowel VC words for blending, reading fluency, and repeated phonics practice.

Help beginning readers build confidence with these free VC Decodable Word Lists from Guided Phonics + Beyond Unit 2! These printable strips provide targeted practice with vowel-consonant words, helping students apply their letter-sound knowledge to blend and read simple decodable words.

Each strip features 10 VC words presented in mixed order, encouraging students to attend to individual sounds and blend them together rather than memorize words by sight. The repeated practice supports decoding accuracy, automaticity, and early reading fluency.

What's Included:

  • 10 printable VC decodable word strips

  • 10 VC words per strip in mixed order

  • Color and black-and-white versions

  • Repeated blending and decoding practice

VC words included: at, an, ax, in, if, it, on, ox, up, us

Ideas for Use:

Use these strips for whole-group phonics warm-ups, small-group decoding instruction, reading intervention, independent phonics centers, or quick fluency checks. Students can read through each strip multiple times to strengthen blending accuracy and automatic word recognition.

Skills covered include: Short vowel sounds, phoneme blending, vowel-consonant decoding, sound-symbol correspondence, and early reading fluency.


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Tara West
Tara West
Teacher-Author

Tara West is a dedicated educator and the founder of Little Minds at Work, an educational platform designed to provide teachers with creative and engaging resources for early childhood education. With a focus on developing innovative lesson plans, classroom strategies, and activities, Tara brings her passion for teaching to life, empowering teachers to foster meaningful learning experiences for their students.

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