Identifying Consonant Blends in Words

This video tutorial introduces consonant blends, which are combinations of two or three consonants where each sound is heard. It explains what consonants are and provides examples of L, R, and S blends. The video also demonstrates how to blend words using these consonant blends and introduces three-letter blends like SCR, SPL, and STR. The tutorial encourages viewers to practice blending sounds and words.

Which of the following is NOT a consonant?

• T

• L

• B

• E

What is a consonant blend?

• A vowel sound

• Two or three consonants together where each sound is heard

• A single consonant sound

• A silent letter

In the word 'black', which letters form the blend?

• B and L

• C and K

• L and A

• A and C

Which of the following is an example of an R blend?

• SL

• BR

• ST

• BL

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

• SM

• SL

• SP

• SR

How do you blend the sounds in a word?

• Ignore the sounds

• Say each sound separately

• Say the sounds together

• Say only the vowel sounds

Which word contains the blend 'CL'?

• Flip

• Sled

• Plug

• Clap

Identify the blend in the word 'frog'.

• ST

• FL

• GR

• FR

Which word has a blend at both the beginning and end?

• Trust

• Spend

• Black

• Grin

What is the blend in the word 'spend'?

• SP

• ST

• SL

• SR