Blends

Front

What is a blend?

Back

A blend is a combination of two or more consonants that are pronounced together, where each consonant sound can still be heard.

Front

Give an example of a consonant blend.

Back

Examples of consonant blends include 'br' in 'brave', 'cl' in 'clap', and 'sn' in 'snail'.

Front

What is the blend in the word 'clock'?

Back

The blend in 'clock' is 'cl'.

Front

Is 'st' a consonant blend?

Back

Yes, 'st' is a consonant blend found in words like 'stop'.

Front

What blend is at the beginning of the word 'snail'?

Back

The blend at the beginning of 'snail' is 'sn'.

Front

True or False: 'fl' is a consonant blend.

Back

True.

Front

How do you spell the blend 'br'?

Back

You spell it 'b' and 'r'.

Front

What is the blend in the word 'flap'?

Back

The blend in 'flap' is 'fl'.

Front

True or False: 'ch' is a consonant blend.

Back

False. 'ch' is a digraph, not a blend.

Front

What is the blend in the word 'slip'?

Back

The blend in 'slip' is 'sl'.