Blending and Segmenting Sounds
Kindergarten phonics worksheet focusing on blending sounds to make words and segmenting words into individual sounds.
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Blending and Segmenting Sounds
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Hello, young reader! This worksheet will help you practice putting sounds together to make words (blending) and taking words apart into sounds (segmenting). Listen carefully and do your best!
Listen to the sounds. Say the word! Then write the word on the line.
1. /c/ /a/ /t/ =
2. /d/ /o/ /g/ =
3. /p/ /i/ /g/ =
4. /s/ /u/ /n/ =
5. /b/ /e/ /d/ =
Say the word. Then clap for each sound you hear. How many sounds did you hear?
1. Word: hat
2. Word: fish
3. Word: cup
Circle the word that matches the sounds you hear.
1. /j/ /e/ /t/
jug
jet
jam
jar
2. /r/ /u/ /n/
rug
red
run
rat
Read the sentence. Is it true or false?
1. The word 'fan' has three sounds: /f/ /a/ /n/.
True
False
2. When you blend /s/ /i/ /t/, you get the word 'sit'.
True
False
Draw a picture of a 'cat'. Then, write the sounds you hear in 'cat' on the lines.
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