Beginning & Ending Blend Practice for Reading & Spelling
Blends are where many early readers slow down: the letters are all familiar, but two consonants in a row are easy to drop or swap. This workbook practices beginning and ending blends separately before mixing them, so each pattern gets attention before the next one arrives.
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Beginning and ending consonant blends, worked from six directions rather than one.
The same skill, three stages apart. Cues are there when it is new and gone by the time it is not.
A picture, a box for every sound, and a line to write the word.
The picture stays, the letters are jumbled. More of the work moves to the child.
No picture, no boxes, no cue. Just the words.
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Actual pages from Consonant Blends Workbook. Select any page to see it full size.
Take the free sample pack and see whether the format suits your child.
8-page PDF · US Letter · Free to print
A short sample pack that shows how a Wrenford page actually works — one guided page, one mixed page, one independent page, and a sentence sample, so you can see the support fading before you buy anything.
Coming from earlier in the path? Consonant Digraphs Workbook is the step before this one.
Two or three consonants sitting together where you can still hear each sound — the st in stop, the mp in camp. Unlike a digraph, no new sound is created.
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