Blend and Split: Blends and Digraphs (Grade 1)
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Blend and Split: Blends and Digraphs (Grade 1)
Onset and rime for Grade 1, read aloud by a grown-up: blend a first part and the rest of a word, such as sh ... ip and str ... ing, and split words with two- and three-letter blends and digraphs at the start or the end, such as fl ... ag, thr ... ob, and d ... itch. With an answer key.
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- About 10 minutes
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- Related curriculum
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Blend an onset and a rime (c + at) or single sounds (s-u-n) into a word, and break a spoken word into its sounds and count them.
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How to use this sheet
- Do the sheet aloud. These are listening skills, so the child does not need to read the words.
- Clap or tap each syllable, or put a hand under the chin and feel the jaw drop for each one.
- For sounds, push a counter into a box for each sound you hear: c-a-t is three counters. To change a sound, swap the counter for that sound and say the new word.
Common mistakes
- Counting letters instead of sounds, so "ship" gets four counters. The sh makes one sound.
- Clapping each sound instead of each syllable, so "cat" gets three claps. A syllable is a beat of the word.
- Saying the word too fast to hear its parts. Say it slowly, like a robot.
