Successive blending cards

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…

Kaley Sara on Instagram: "Say “blending” to grab the 🔗 to these successive blending cards. Help your learners stop: 🛑 Guessing words ❌ Read the sounds and come up with a whole new word when trying to blend. This is common and something we must address! Kids shouldn’t be guessing words or trying to memorize them. This is a step-by-step approach that helps kids blend each sound so they stop guessing words and read them more fluently. Does this happen to your learners too?…

Here’s a fun way to practice successive blending. This helps those kids who are struggling in the beginning to blend three sounds together.… | Instagram

Looking for an engaging way to support your learners to blend CVC words? This activity encourages children to move a car along the road blending the word as they go 🚗 Find these CVC Blending Car...

Use successive blending with these free blending cards. They're great for helping your struggling or beginning readers with blending CVC words.

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If you’ve been reading my blog for awhile you may know that I’m just a little (okay, a lot) addicted to professional books. I really love keeping up with the current research in reading and learning difficulties. One of my favorite authors is Isabel Beck. I love her book, Bringing Words to Life – it’s […]

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

If you’ve been reading my blog for awhile you may know that I’m just a little (okay, a lot) addicted to professional books. I really love keeping up with the current research in reading and learning difficulties. One of my favorite authors is Isabel Beck. I love her book, Bringing Words to Life – it’s […]