Teaching blends

If you teach a learner who is struggling a bit with beginning blends, these blend and dab beginning blends worksheets are so helpful! *This post contains affiliate links. **The free beginning blends

Hands-on, engaging, and systematic phonics for beginning readers! This beginning blends packet is part of the Phonics Made Fun Level B Bundle! Included in

If you need free activities for teaching beginning blends in kindergarten and first grade, these games are for you! Children roll a die and check the key at the top. Then they move to the picture whose name begins with a particular blend. #phonics #blends #kindergarten #firstgrade

Teaching consonant blends in kindergarten? Use our expert tips and fun activities to make your consonant blends lessons engaging.

PRIMARY PHONICS - UNIT 5 It is time to tackle consonant blends ! We have come so far this year with our phonics skills. We started with segmenting and blending first/middle/final sounds in CVC words, then we studied word families and CVC words and now we are diving right into consonant blen

Are you teaching consonant blends to your elementary students? Today I am sharing the steps I take when teaching this phonics skill to my students. I start off by teaching what consonant blends are and then I have students do a quick consonant blends activity by tapping out the sounds. Then I introduce graphemes. I like to use successive blending when teaching students to decode words. I like to then have students decode words in sentences. Then they get to play consonant blends games!

Take a look at our easy and proven strategies for teaching and practicing consonant blends and digraphs with early readers!

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Wondering how to teach blending? Or have a few students who are struggling? This post has tons of ideas to help!

If you're looking for tips and resources for teaching blends and digraphs, check out this post! I'm sharing six simple steps for teaching blends and digraphs in kindergarten. These blend and digraph activities provide a teaching sequence that will help your students become more confident and fluent readers.