Double final consonants first grade

Spelling and Phonics Mystery Word Freebie Could your students use some phonics and spelling practice? Grab this free activity for double consonants! Mystery words are engaging activities that include phonics and spelling practice without the worksheets! This freebie includes eight cards so its perfect for small groups or a 10-15 minute reading center or literacy center. Its great for first grade ... Read More about Spelling and Phonics Mystery Word Freebie The post Spelling and Phonics…

Memory aids are often used to help students remember certain spelling rules. The FLoSS rule is one of the first spelling rules taught to our first and second grade students to help them understand when to double the final “f”, “l” and “s” consonants at the end of certain words. The word “floss” actually follows the FLoSS […]

Have fun practicing the consonant le words with this fun, free printable chutes and ladder type phonics game for first grade and 2nd graders!

The nk sound at the end of words can be challenging for some readers. But these nk ending blends clip cards are a fun blends activity to practice reading nk words. Use this final consonant blends games with kindergarten and first grade students to improve reading and spelling with Ending Blends nk. Simply download pdf file with nk printable and you are ready to play, learn, and improve phonics skills!

Do you need CCVC and CVCC activities for your kindergarten or first grade students? This set of missing consonant blend cards with pictures is a fun hands on activity to add to your literacy center. Also practice beginning and ending blends with a variety of worksheets.

Need focus picture cards for sorting phonics lessons suitable for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and first grade students? Make double copies and play Memory Match, a version of Old Maid or cut apart for small puzzles. Even the sorting boards could be cut and rearranged. Your literacy centers, workstations, and rotations will have an added element of fun with these. Grab yours today!

Do you know the floss rule yet? When the sounds /f/ /s/ /l/ or /z/ come at the end of a one-syllable word, they’re written with a double consonant. See some examples and then grab this batch of floss rule puzzles to make practicing it fun for kids! Snag your set below and then hop...

There are so many fun and engaging ways to help your students practice and learn final consonant blends! In this blog post, I will share some of my favorite activities. Be sure to read to the end for some tips on how to make these activities even more effective.