Blends and digraphs

What's the difference between blends and digraphs? Read examples and then download these FREE multi-sensory posters for your learners.

Beginning Consonant Blends and Digraphs Worksheets

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Fill in Missing Letters in Words Starting With Consonant Blends and Digraphs #10: A printout about consonant blends for early readers: shrimp, thread, strawberry, screw, streak, street, throw, scroll, screwdriver, straw.

Jessica Farmer on Instagram: "Practice 2 times and comment DONE ✅! Follow @farmerlovesphonics for more early literacy lessons, tips and more! 🥰 Consonant Digraphs vs. Consonant Blends ➡️ Blend is technically an action, but it’s a term that most programs use for adjacent consonants. Each letter represents a sound in a consonant blend, while digraphs represent one sound. 🥳 These grapheme cards are in my TpT store (Sound Drill Cards). If you would like the link, comment “Sound Drill…

Are you looking for worksheets to help reinforce CH digraphs as a kindergarten teacher or parent? If so, you've arrived at the ideal page! This blog post will discuss several worksheets on CH digraphs that are made especially to interest young students and improve their comprehension of this crucial phonics idea. A digraph is made up of two letters combined to make one vowel sound. Consonant digraphs and vowel digraphs are the two different categories of digraphs. For young students…

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Consonant blends are an element of the English language where sounds blend together. Explore this blending of the sounds with consonant blend examples.