Phoneme blending activities

Beginning phonemic awareness activities using items you already have in your classroom! Using blending and segmenting sounds in words.

If your kids struggle with blending sounds, this word slide activity is a great multisensory way to help them learn to hear and blend sounds accurately. Perfect for helping your kindergarten and first-grade students with decoding.

These engaging phoneme blending activities for kindergarten are a great addition to your small group phonological awareness practice. Help your students practice blending phonemes with these engaging activities. Click here to take a closer look at these phonological awareness activities for phoneme blending practice.

Discover fun and effective oral blending games for Kindergarten that build phonemic awareness skills with hands-on activities and more!

One of the best ways to support your kindergarten or 1st grade students is by ensuring they have strong foundational reading skills, which includes being able to blend and segment words. Some of my favorite ways to practice phonemic awareness or reading CVC words, includes the use of hands-on games! Learn more about how and why you should be teaching these phonics skills, plus download my FREE CVC resource!

Have you found your 1st grade classroom struggling with CVC words even when you feel like you’ve tried everything to help them with blending and segmenting? You won’t want to miss this blog post that includes 5 easy and engaging activities to practice CVC words. Some of these CVC activities include pop it blending, race car blending and even blending with hula hoops. Use all of these blending and segmenting activities to help your students with their reading skills while still having fun.

Hands-on, engaging, and systematic phonics for beginning readers! This beginning blends packet is part of the Phonics Made Fun Level B Bundle! Included in

Blend Puzzles! A great way to work on reading this summer with kindergarten and first grade. Or as a great addition to a literacy center in the classroom when we go back to school in the fall!

If you have been following me for a while, you will know that I LOVE teaching young ones how to read, and the alphabet is where it all starts! Truly one

Mystery Words! My class loved this activity today! So easy to prep and so effective for phonics! | By Kindergarten SmorgasboardFacebook

I Spy a Sound are fun and engaging phonics activities that you can use to work on letter sounds with your kindergarten students. This is a fun way to work on phonemic awareness and onset sounds. Use for whole group lessons, literacy centers, morning tubs, morning work or for guided groups.

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Teach how to blend and read CVC words with this awesome free printable for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. After the child has blended the word, have him/her find the picture that matches the word.

Rianna Le | Australian Primary School Teacher on Instagram: "Blending is easiest when... Words contain or begin with continuant consonants (sounds that can be indefinitely extended) 🗣 These are: f, l, m, n, r, s, v and z. Other consonants (nasal stops or non-continuants🚫) can be a little more tricky for emergent readers to blend as they have an obstruction of the airway which means they essentially ‘stop’ as they’re making the sound 👄 Try it out yourself! Make the /m/ sound vs. the /b…

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

Fill in Missing Letters in Words Starting With Consonant Blends and Digraphs #4: A printout about consonant blends for early readers: clock, flag, crayon, bricks, trumpet, spool, thimble, chest, chin, ship.

Access a set of 136 FREE CVC successive blending cards.