Exploring Consonant Blends for Enhanced Reading Skills

The video tutorial introduces children to consonant blends, which are two consonant letters combined to produce a single sound. The lesson covers several blends, including 'burr', 'cur', 'dir', 'fur', 'ger', and 'per', with examples for each. The teacher guides students through pronunciation and usage in words, reinforcing learning with repetition and music. The session concludes with a review of the blends covered.

What are consonant blends?

• Two vowel letters blended together to make one sound

• Two consonant letters blended together to make one sound

• Two consonant letters that do not blend

• A consonant and a vowel blended together to make one sound

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Which of the following is an example of a 'burr' blend?

• Frog

• Brick

• Crash

• Dress

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What is the correct blend for the word 'brag'?

• Burr

• Dir

• Cur

• Fur

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Which word contains the 'cur' blend?

• Frost

• Bran

• Crash

• Dress

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What is the blend in the word 'crab'?

• Burr

• Dir

• Cur

• Fur

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Identify the blend in the word 'drop'.

• Burr

• Dir

• Fur

• Cur

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Which word uses the 'dir' blend?

• Brick

• Frog

• Crash

• Dress

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What is the blend in the word 'frog'?

• Fur

• Burr

• Dir

• Cur

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Which of the following words contains the 'fur' blend?

• Frozen

• Brick

• Dress

• Crash

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Identify the blend in the word 'grow'.

• Ger

• Cur

• Dir

• Burr

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