Teaching blending sounds

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!

Successive blending is an instructional technique designed to support students who have difficulty blending words in sequence.

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

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

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How to teach this science of reading approach of continuous blending in kindergarten. Learn more and grab a free printable here.

Blending cards are a great tool for teaching reading to your kindergarten or any elementary early reader. Your students can begin learning to read by segmenting and blending the sounds of words. Start with these FREE Short A Blending Cards for your classroom #kindergarten #learntoread #reading #firstgrade #teachers #blendingcards #phonics

Have you ever sat and listened to a young reader try and blend sounds in words? It might sound a little like “h-o-t, cat?” Often, we just need to strengthen their ability to listen and play with sounds in words {phonemic awareness} without the printed letters to stumble them up. Other times, they just need a little ... Read More about Blend Sounds with CVC Dot Pages

“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