Consonant Blends Worksheets for First Grade
These consonants blends worksheets for first graders include both beginning and ending consonant blends and primarily focus on two-letter combinations of blends, such as consonant blends with “r” and consonant blends with “-sk.” These blend worksheets are designed to help young learners get better at combining sounds to improve their reading and spelling skills. Our aim is to make learning about consonant blends fun and engaging, helping kids enjoy the process of building a strong foundation in reading skills.
Consonant blends are composed of two or three letters that make a new, unique sound when put together. For example, gl- in glad is a two-letter consonant blend.
Overview of the Consonant Blends Worksheets
The ABCmouse blends worksheets feature consonant blends, such as cl-, dr-, and sn-, beginning blends worksheets, and ending blends worksheets. Children can enjoy search-and-find consonant blend printables, missing letter worksheets, color-by-word worksheets, and more with these blending sounds worksheets. Check out our list of consonant blend activities below to continue the fun.
Tip: If you’d like to learn more about consonants and effective ways to teach them, check out What Are Consonants and How to Teach Them. Or if your child is ready for a challenge after completing these worksheets, try our Consonant Blend Worksheets for Second Graders here.
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Activities to Extend Learning with the Consonant Blends Worksheets
Recommended for: First Graders
Blend Detective
Have children act like detectives, looking around inside or outside for objects that start or end with the consonant blends featured in their worksheets, such as a skirt (sk- blend) or a glass (gl- blend). They can draw or list these items to help connect their learning to everyday life.
Consonant Blend Story
After completing their consonant blend worksheets, have children write a short story on the back of a worksheet using as many words from their consonant blend worksheets as possible.
Consonant Blend Art
Encourage children to think of words that use a consonant blend or to pick words from their consonant blend worksheets. Ask them to draw pictures of the word and challenge them to label their picture using the correct spelling of the word.
