Consonant blends games

Digraph swat is a fun and active consonant digraph game for tutoring homeschool or small groups! This one is a student favorite! Includes freebies so you can use this activity right away!

This post includes 6 fun activities for practicing beginning consonant blends in first grade including small group and center ideas.

Make learning to read fun with FREE printable Beginning Blends Games for practicing initial consonant blends while playing a fun game!

These free posters and dice are a must add to your literacy toolkit when teaching beginning consonant blends!

If you're doing digraph activities with your learners, try these free digraph games! Use them in kindergarten or first grade. These literacy center games are a great alternative to worksheets! #digraphs #teachingreading #kindergarten #firstgrade #phonics

Sh Sh Sh Let the Baby Sleep: Have Fun with Consonant Blends!

If your learner is working on blends or digraphs, you’ll want to grab a copy of these free phonics dice games for blends & digraphs. *This post contains affiliate links. **The free download can be found at the END of this post. A little background… My daughter, now in 2nd grade, went to a part-time school ... Read More about Phonics Dice Games for Blends and Digraphs

Our free Blends Bingo game is a fun way for your kids to practice 6 different R consonant blends! This consonant blend game is easy to prepare and fun to play. Simply print the free printable kindergarten phonics game and watch your kids play and learn. It is the perfect activity for kindergartener and first graders too.

Print this free, fun game to help your students master those tricky beginning blends!

Have fun with phonics by playing this Stomp It Out Reading Game! Your little one will blend letter sounds together to read simple CVC words!

Looking for no-prep games for teaching beginning blends? We've got eight of them!

Are you looking for a fun way for your first grade student to practice Ending Blends? This ending blends games is a fun phonics blends games to help improve reading and spelling skills. Simply print pdf file with final consonant blends games and you are ready to play and learn with a ending blends activities.

Consonant Blends and Digraphs Kit for Parents - Make Take & Teach

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

Jessica Farmer on Instagram: "🔼 Successive blending with adjacent consonants (often called blends). The consonants represent their own sounds, but can be tricky to put together. Model this for your readers. Sound by sound blending can help! Say “pyramids” if you would like these cards. 🤩 #scienceofreading #scienceofreadinginstruction #readingisfundamental #readingisaright #literacymatters #kindergartenteacher #firstgradeteacher #secondgradeteacher #homeschool #teachermom #learntoread…

Your kindergarten students will master reading and writing CVC Words with these engaging phonics centers! These hands-on activities and games make learning fun for kindergarteners as they learn consonant-vowel-consonant words and strengthen their reading skills. This comprehensive science of reading aligned resource includes 35 phonics centers targeting blending and segmenting, word mapping, sentences, individual games and activities, and partner and classroom games and activities.

Practice blending onsets and rimes with this free printable roll and write phonics activity for kindergarten and first grade. Use with dry erase markers over and over again for literacy centers. Includes real and nonsense word identification too. via @ShaunnaEvans

Use this teacher-created resource to teach consonant blends — fun kindergarten resource and good for first grade center activities!

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