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Digraph Blending Cards Consonant Digraph Segmenting Activities SH, CH, TH, CK

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We loved this activity, my student was able to do this independently, which gave him confidence fo the rest of the lesson. Pictures are nice and easy to understand.
Great resource! I used these during small group and my kids were very engaged. Thank you for the resource!
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The Digraph Blending and Segmenting Cards with Images provide an engaging way to practice blending, segmenting, and reading digraphs. This set of blending cards helps children easily identify the sounds associated with each digraph, providing a fun and effective learning experience. Improve your students' reading fluency in no time with these cards! The cards can be used for instruction for kindergarten and first grade and RtI for first and second grade.

Includes full-page blending cards, cards that are sized for pocket charts and images for most of the words!

The cards are set up so that students:

  1. Segment the sounds • • • (with the large dots)
  2. Blend the sounds (with the dotted lines)
  3. Read it fast (with the arrow)

Distance Learning

  • Google Slides™️ with the blending cards and interactive image reveal for each word (56 slides)

The dotted lines indicate which sounds are continuous sounds and which are stop sounds. Continuous sounds have dotted lines before and after the sound to show that it continues. Stop sounds stop at the letter.

Pocket Chart Blending Cards

Includes pocket chart blending cards. Each card measures approximately 2.5” tall, which is perfect for most pocket charts. All images are in black and white so that they can easily be printed on colored paper to differentiate the phonics patterns.

Most images are the same images used in my phonics worksheets. Students will be able to work with the cards in a literacy center, sorting words and/or images AND they will be able to work with the SAME images on the phonics worksheets.

The spacing of the letters of the digraphs are closer together than the other letters, indicating that the two letters make one sound together.

For more information on printing the blending cards, see this blog post

For more information about the blending cards, see this blog post

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The cards are created full page for whole group, but can be printed 1/4 page for small groups. The image above is printed 1/4 page and has a five-year-old's hands. The cards are low ink, all black and white, for easy printing and copying.

Also available are CVC Phonics Worksheets that include blending cues. There are 18 worksheet templates with over 140 worksheets per vowel.

See the preview for additional information and a list of words. If you would like additional words, please let me know.


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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
Know the spelling-sound correspondences for common consonant digraphs.
Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words.

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