Lots of Pots (VC/CV syllable division)

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Practice Words

Two-syllable words divided between two consonants in a VC/CV pattern.

pattern yellow problem
Page 1
Girl in yellow top swings from tree branch while boy in purple sits on grassy hill with paint pots and brushes

It is Summer. Pip and Tom are playing outside when they see a pile of paint pots.

Page 2
Two painters work on a house wall. One stands on a ladder, another sits on a swing. Paint pots and supplies sit on the ground.

Mum is having the house painted. Pip and Tom think it looks like it would be fun.

Page 3
A tall painter in a turban hands brushes to two eager children on a grassy hill. The girl carries a blue paint pot.

So the painters give them each a pot and a brush to give it a try.

Page 4
Two children paint a wooden gate red. A girl stands on a crate while a boy peeks over the top holding a green brush.

They enjoy painting the gate so much...

Page 5
A girl with pigtails paints colorful stripes on a wall - green, yellow, red, and blue. Paint drips on the ground below.

...that Pip starts painting on the blank wall. She wants to make a pattern in yellow, green, red, and blue.

Page 6
Two children clean up paint mess. The girl swings a wet mop with water splashing while the boy wipes the floor with a cloth.

After she has finished it, she cleans it off with a mop. She knows her mother won't want a stripey wall.

Page 7
A mother in a green dress gives a drink to paint-covered children. The girl wipes her face with a towel while the boy holds a cloth.

They get pain all over themselves too. Mum has a cloth ready to wipe them down.

Page 8
A proud girl with pigtails stands smiling in front of a red painted gate. A curious boy peeks from behind the gate.

The kids want to show mum how they painted the gate. Toms sees a problem. Pip painted her side red...

Page 9
A boy in a purple shirt stands proudly with arms outstretched in front of a green painted gate. Yellow wall and grass behind him.

...but Tom's side of the gate is painted green.

Page 10
A happy mother in blue kneels with her two children by a garden path with red flowers. The family enjoys time together outdoors.

But Mum loves it. 'Let's keep it just like that,' she says.

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