Teach blending sounds

“B-u-s. What word is that?” *Your child stares at you cluelessly.* Does this sound familiar? So your child knows most of the sounds in the alphabet and you’re ready to teach him to blend those sounds. But when you tried sounding out each letter for him to blend, he just doesn’t get it. So

You’ve taught the letter sounds, but how do you teach blending sounds? We’ve got the tips, techniques, and activities to put it together!

Blending words is an important skill that is needed in order to be a successful reader. Teach students how to blend sounds into words with these effective strategies and activities.

Learn all about continuous blending, the research-backed way to teach the blending of sounds! This strategy will help kids learn to blend sounds effectively and read words quickly and accurately. Read, learn, and get a

Teaching My Child to Blend: 5 Tips to Help with Sound Blending at Home Wondering what blending is, if your child is ready to blend, and how to help your child with blending at home? I explain it all for you! Click to learn all about blending!

Practice blending sounds with these SH blend worksheets designed for kindergarten students. Help your young learners develop their phonics skills and improve their reading with engaging activities and exercises. Make learning fun and effective with these SH blend worksheets! Enhance your kindergartener's phonics skills today with these SH blend worksheets! #KindergartenLearning #PhonicsActivities #EarlyLiteracy #blendworksheets

From time to time we all have a student that has particular difficulty blending sounds together.

Blending sounds into words–what an exciting step in learning to read. Once students know a few consonants and vowels, we can begin to teach them how to blend those sounds into meaningful words. Blending, for some students, is a challenge. Do you have students who know their letters and sounds and can sound out any […]

This super-cool beginning reading activity uses a fun racing printable and miniature race car to reinforce phonetic blending ("sounding out").

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

What do you do when your students get stuck on a word? Read this step-by-step guide to help you teach your students to decode independently.

If you're looking for blending sounds activities, try successive blending. It works great for beginning readers in kindergarten and first grade. Grab the free printable mat and cards! #blending #phonics #CVCwords

This free blending activity for kids includes 42 CVC words reading cards that will help your child train his/her blending skills and

If you teach early reading, consider how you are teaching your students to read. Do you teach students to memorize words? Or, do you teach them to sound out a word and to depend on their knowledge of phonetic sounds? Two important skills that early readers must develop are the ability to blend and segment words.

This product includes a total of 240 individual successive blending CVC cards. Successive blending (also known as continuous blending) is a great way for students to begin blending sounds together. This is especially important for students that are having trouble reading CVC words. If you have a student that can produce each individual sound but is unsuccessful reading the entire word, this is the perfect step for them to work on. For example, you might encounter a student who reads like…

Have you heard about continuous blending? This Science of Reading approach to teaching blending can support your students on the pathway to becoming fluency readers. Keep reading to learn more and grab a free printable blending road!