What does CVC mean in school?

CVC stands for curriculum-based, common, and core. It’s a set of standards for what children should learn in each grade level. These standards are revised every few years to keep up with what’s changing in education. Theoretically, if you have a child in school who is learning material that matches the curriculum for their grade level, that child should be able to understand the material.

What does CVC mean in Japan?

CVC refers to kanji characters that are written in a way in which the first character, the one with the most strokes, is joined to the second character by a shared vertical line. These characters, which are used in Japan's complex writing system, are also known as hiragana or katakana characters.

What does CVC mean in English?

CVC is an acronym for common, vowel, consonant. These three phonetic sounds make up the three-letter words most children learn to recognize in school. The C stands for consonant. Vowels refer to sounds made by blowing air through your mouth. The C refers to consonants and the V refers to vowels. The combination of these three phonetic sounds allows children to form words and understand the sounds of different languages.

What does CVC mean in Spanish?

The CVC (pronounced see-vee-see) exam is an evaluation test for children ages six to 15 who are learning to read and write in Spanish. This test is often used as a way to measure a child’s reading and writing skills and also to determine whether a child is eligible for special education services. The CVC is not given to any child who is older than 15.