Ending Blends 2: lt, ft, lp, nch, lf, nd
Six more blends at the end of words, each in a short sentence: belt, gift, help, lunch, golf and wind.
Six new sentences, each missing an s blend: skate, spoon, smell, stamp, sweep and snake.
“Read each sentence. Circle the blend that makes a real word. Write it on the line.”
Printed on the sheet:
sksnswspstsmI canPut aCan youThe
Ask kids to think of one more word for each s blend.
th has two sounds (thin and this). Accept both when kids read.
Go on a digraph hunt in a classroom book and tally sh, ch and th.
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Six more blends at the end of words, each in a short sentence: belt, gift, help, lunch, golf and wind.
Ten words that end with a blend hidden across, down and diagonally down: belt, gift, lamp, pond, mask and more.
When is it ck and when is it just k? Twelve words to sort, from duck and truck to milk and desk, with the rule on the sheet.
Four silly sentences full of sh, ch, th, wh and ck words to read and draw: a whale with a fish on its back.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.