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    The document discusses the CVC pattern for reading short vowel sounds. The CVC pattern involves consonant-vowel-consonant combinations like "ab", "ad", "ag", and others that form word families with the same short vowel sound. Examples of words in each family are provided to demonstrate the CVC pattern.

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    The document discusses the CVC pattern for reading short vowel sounds. The CVC pattern involves consonant-vowel-consonant combinations like "ab", "ad", "ag", and others that form word families with the same short vowel sound. Examples of words in each family are provided to demonstrate the CVC pattern.

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    Reading

    CVC pattern – short vowel sound “a”


    Proper sequencing is also used in reading. Letters are sequenced to form a patter.
    One pattern is called the CVC pattern: consonant + vowel + consonant.

    \ab\ family

    cab
    dab
    Gab jab

    \ad\ family

    bad dad lad pad sad mad

    \ag\ family

    sag
    bag hag nag rag

    la d

    tag wag
    \am\ family

    dam ham ram cam


    jam

    \an\ family

    can fan pan ran


    ban man

    tan van Han Jan

    \ap\ family

    cap gap map nap rap


    lap

    sap tap
    \at\ family

    bat cat sat hat mat

    pat

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