Exploring L Blends in Phonics

This video tutorial introduces L blends, where a consonant is followed by the letter 'L' and both sounds are heard. It provides practice in blending and reading words with L blends, such as 'glad' and 'plug'. The video also includes spelling exercises for words like 'class' and 'flop', encouraging viewers to practice independently. The tutorial concludes with encouragement to continue practicing L blends.

What is an example of an L blend as mentioned in the video?

• cloud

• stream

• plate

• crisp

Which letters form the L blend in the word 'glad'?

• l and a

• g and l

• a and d

• g and a

What is the correct L blend for the word 'plug'?

• u and g

• l and u

• p and u

• p and l

How do you spell the word that sounds like 'class'?

• clase

• klase

• class

• klas

What is the first letter in the word 'flop' as spelled in the video?

• o

• f

• l

• p

Which of the following words is spelled correctly according to the video?

• plan

• plann

• plaen

• plaan

What are the correct letters for the sounds heard in 'slick'?

• s, l, i, c

• s, l, i, c, k

• s, l, i, k

• s, l, i, k, c

Which option lists the correct spelling of 'gloss'?

• gloss

• glase

• glos

• glose

What is the correct sequence of letters for the word 'black'?

• black

• blacc

• blak

• blac

Which of the following is NOT an L blend word?

• plan

• slick

• gloss

• break