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CVCe Bottle Cap Spelling Mats

By thisreadingmama 8 Comments

These free CVCe bottle cap spelling mats are an eco-friendly and fun word work activity for learners who are ready!

60 FREE CVCe Bottle Cap Spelling Mats - This Reading Mama

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**The free download can be found towards the END of this post.

 

CVCe Bottle Cap Spelling Mats

The great thing about these is that they’re LOW PREP!

cutting out CVCe bottle cap spelling mats

To prep them, just cut along the straight lines on each page. You won’t have any scraps left over! Woot! If you want to laminate them, go for it! This makes them reusable.

You’ll also need to gather bottle caps from sodas or water bottles. If you don’t have many, just ask those you know to start collecting them for you. You’ll have more than you need in no time at all!

I used permanent marker to write consonants in black and vowels in red. Of course, you can use any color you’d like to make your own!

 

CVCe bottle cap spelling mats for long a, i, o, and u

Bottle cap mats are included for a_e, i_e, o_e, and u_e (because e_e is not common). You can just focus on one vowel or mix and match them, depending on what your learners are ready to try.

 

CVCe Bottle cap Spelling answer keys included

For each vowel pattern, a key is also provided. This can help make the activity self-checking if you’re using it as an independent activity. You may also have learners read over each word on the key to clarify what each picture represents.

*These spelling mats are only offered in color, but you can print in grayscale if you don’t have a color printer.

 

 

Need more CVCe Practice? Check ALL of these out!!
Keep scrolling for the CVCe Bottle Cap Mats.

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Grab the CVCe Spelling Mats below!

 

 

 

Enjoy teaching!
~Becky

 

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Filed Under: Phonics and Word Study, Teaching Spelling Tagged With: LV

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Comments

  1. Andrea @ No Doubt Learning says

    June 22, 2012 at 1:48 am

    When I taught first grade we did this a lot! Now I’ll have to start saving bottle caps with my own kids! 🙂 Thanks for the printables!

    Reply
    • thisreadingmama says

      June 22, 2012 at 6:56 am

      Save away…I LOVE me some bottle caps!

      Reply
  2. Christina Aronen says

    June 25, 2012 at 11:08 pm

    This is really a great idea! I am a kindergarten teacher and an Orton-Gillingham tutor as well. I LOVE that you have the consonants and the vowels in different colored caps. I think this is definitely something I would love to add as a center! Thanks!!

    Reply
    • thisreadingmama says

      June 26, 2012 at 8:29 am

      Thanks, Christina! I’m so glad you can use it in your classroom. 🙂

      Reply
  3. Debra Brown says

    November 1, 2017 at 5:24 pm

    Why can’t I find this free download? What am I doing wrong? I’m always directed to TPT page.

    Reply
    • thisreadingmama says

      November 1, 2017 at 6:37 pm

      You’re doing nothing wrong. It’s an older post that I need to update. The link no longer works. Sorry about that!

      Update 12/19/17 – The activity has been updated and the link works now. 🙂 Thanks for your patience.

      Reply
  4. Yo says

    January 2, 2018 at 9:22 am

    How many bottle caps are needed?

    Reply
    • thisreadingmama says

      January 2, 2018 at 9:57 am

      I’m not 100% sure. We already have so many. I just looked through the mats and pulled what I needed. To keep from needing so many, you can have learners just spell 4 at a time, then clear them for the next 4.

      Reply

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Hi! I’m Becky, a homeschooling mama with 4 blessings who keep me on my toes {and knees}. Before homeschooling, I was a classroom teacher (M.Ed.) and reading tutor. Read more about me here.

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