New Free CVC Phonics Story 12: See Me Jump!

It's time for an all-new CVC phonics story! You can see more of my phonics stories here!

This twelfth CVC story is coming out at a great time to see some frogs outside! That's because this story focuses on a cute little frog and his adventures outside. The best part? You child can read it all on their own by following my CVC Phonics Booklets! After learning the first 4 booklets (-at words, -an words, -ap words, and -ad words) they'll be able to read this fun story and do all of the activities that go along with it.

See the Phonics Booklets here! They're free!

Every CVC phonics story comes with more than just a simple story. Your learners will learn language conventions like grammar, literacy lessons (making connections, story settings, and characters), and more!

This story follows a little frog from his lily pad on a pond to a van with a mad man! It also features things the children have learned about in previous stories - speech bubbles and quotations. They'll also see exclamation marks, full sentences, and periods - things they have also learned about previously. It's a great way to go over these things again.

Inside this story, you'll also find some fun activities! Your learners can dive into story settings. They'll discover the settings in this story and learn about how settings can be realistic or imaginary. They'll also have the opportunity to create an alternate ending setting by deciding where the frog jumps next. I have also included a sheet where they can create their own story setting.

I have also included a Making Predictions sheet, a Drawing Comprehension sheet (draw what happened in the story), and a Making Connections sheet (The frog loves to jump! He is very active; he likes to exercise! What is your favorite way to be active?)

Download the Free Phonics Story

You can download this free CVC Story by clicking on the link below! It will bring you to a Dropbox file that you can download for free as a PDF.

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Download CVC Story 12 Here!

Free Beginning Sounds Alphabet Worksheets for Phonetic Awareness

Need more free phonics resources? Check out my phonics page!

I've got another fun and free phonics resource for you! This one is great for practicing those beginning sounds with your learners and making sure they understand that each letter has a sound. They're easy to use, require no prep, and come with a handy teachers guide too!

The best part? You can download them for free below!

Phonetic Awareness Practice Made Simple!

These phonics worksheets require only a pencil (or marker or crayon) , the worksheets and yuor teachers guide that is included in the free download.

You, the educator, will read the letter out loud to your learners as well as say what the two pictures are . You will then ask them which picture begins with that letter. They will need to circle or color the correct answer.

For example, "K - kite or lemon?"

"O - Otter or Muffin?"

It's helpful to say the letter sound after reading it to help your learners, especially if it's a new concept for them.

Older learners could also just use these sheets independently for practice.

Companion Slides Available!

I have made some really handy companion slides to go with these worksheets. These slides have the same pictures as the worksheets, but in full color. They also feature a handy articulation mouth illustration so that you can show your learners how to form the letter sound if they're struggling.

They bring these worksheets from a simple extra practice to a full lesson - and they're only $1 in my TPT shop!

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Tuesday, September 8, 2026