Mastering 2 & 3 Letter Consonant Blends in Phonics

This video tutorial focuses on blending consonant sounds. It explains how two or three consonants can be combined to form blended sounds without changing the individual letter sounds. The tutorial includes practice with example words and emphasizes the importance of listening and repeating. The lesson concludes with a preview of the next topic, which involves combining letters to create new sounds.

What is the main focus of Lesson 3?

• Learning new vocabulary

• Reading comprehension

• Blending consonant sounds

• Practicing grammar

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How many consonants are typically blended together in this lesson?

• Four or five

• Three or four

• Two or three

• One or two

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What happens to the sounds of blended letters?

• They remain the same but are said quickly

• They are pronounced separately

• They change completely

• They become silent

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Where can blends appear in words?

• Only at the beginning

• At the beginning and end

• In the middle

• Only at the end

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What should you do after listening to the example words?

• Translate them

• Repeat them

• Ignore them

• Write them down

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Which of the following is an example of a blended consonant word?

• Dog

• Flag

• Cat

• Sun

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What is the correct blend for the word 'skunk'?

• sk

• ku

• nk

• un

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Which word contains a blend at the beginning?

• Sled

• Ask

• Strap

• Swan

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What type of sounds will be combined in the next lesson?

• New sounds

• Silent sounds

• Consonant sounds

• Vowel sounds

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What will you be able to do easily after practicing blending consonants?

• Write essays

• Read words

• Understand grammar

• Speak fluently

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