Blend or Digraph?
Twelve words to sort into blends (flag, stop, crab) and digraphs (ship, chin, when). The rule is printed on the sheet.
Six sentences, each missing a three-letter blend: string, spring, scrub, splash, squirrel and street.
“Three letters, three sounds! Read each sentence. Circle the blend that makes a real word. Write it on the line.”
Printed on the sheet:
strsprscrsplsquTheI canDo not
Say all three sounds slowly: s-t-r. Then fast: str.
th has two sounds (thin and this). Accept both when kids read.
Sort picture cards by blend at a center.
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Twelve words to sort into blends (flag, stop, crab) and digraphs (ship, chin, when). The rule is printed on the sheet.
Sound boxes for words with sh, ch, th and ck: ship, chin, fish, duck, bath and moth. The two letters of a digraph share one box because they make one sound.
qu at the start of words: trace queen, quilt and quick, color the qu words, finish six words with qu and read a sentence.
The floss rule: trace bell, kiss and buzz, color the double letter words, pick ff, ll, ss or zz to finish six words and read a sentence.
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