Consonant Blends Worksheets for Second Grade
These consonants blends worksheets for second graders primarily focus on three-letter blends, such as consonant blends with scr– or squ-. Children will have an opportunity to practice with beginning consonant blends and ending consonant blends.
Our consonant blends worksheets aim to create an enjoyable learning experience while helping children grow their skills with letter sounds, letter blends, and spelling.
Looking for worksheets that review consonant blends? Check out our Consonant Blend Worksheets for First Graders here.
Overview of the Consonant Blends Worksheets
The ABCmouse blends worksheets feature consonant blends, such as spl- and scr-, and include beginning blends worksheets and ending blends worksheets. Children can enjoy word searches, crossword puzzles, word puzzles, and more with these blending sounds worksheets.
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.
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Activities to Extend Learning with the Consonant Blends Worksheets
Recommended for: Second Graders
Blend Hunt
After completing their consonant blend worksheets, work with your child to find those letter blends in other reading materials, such as books or magazines or even on boxes and billboards.
‘I Spy’ with Blends
Play a version of “I Spy” focusing on objects that start with specific consonant blends. For example, “I spy with my little eye, something that starts with ‘spl’.” Your child then tries to figure out and find the object. Add to the challenge by setting a time limit for finding the object.
Letter Tile Blends
Try this activity with magnetic alphabet letters, letter tiles, or even letters you write on scraps of paper. When your child is done with their worksheets, challenge them to re-create the consonant blends they worked with using the letter tiles. Then invite them to create as many words as possible by adding other letters to the blends.
