Identifying Consonant Blends

The video tutorial introduces a worksheet focused on consonant blends 'dr' and 'tr'. It explains how these blends are formed and provides an activity where viewers identify the correct blend in various words. The tutorial includes examples like 'dress', 'drum', 'treasure', and 'tree', guiding viewers to listen for the initial consonant sounds. The session concludes with encouragement to continue practicing and a call to action to like the video and subscribe to the channel.

What are consonant blends?

• A combination of a vowel and a consonant

• A group of vowels that make a single sound

• A group of two or three consonant sounds that blend together

• A single consonant sound repeated

Which of the following is a consonant blend?

• dr

• ee

• ae

• ou

What should you do when you see a picture in the worksheet?

• Listen for the beginning consonant blend

• Count the number of objects

• Color the picture

• Write a sentence about it

What is the beginning consonant blend in the word 'dress'?

• fr

• tr

• dr

• gr

Which consonant blend is at the start of the word 'drum'?

• tr

• dr

• br

• cr

Identify the consonant blend in the word 'treasure'.

• fr

• dr

• tr

• gr

What is the initial consonant blend in 'tree'?

• cr

• br

• dr

• tr

Which blend starts the word 'trumpet'?

• gr

• tr

• fr

• dr

What is the starting consonant blend in 'dragon'?

• gr

• fr

• dr

• tr

What should you do after completing the worksheet?

• Submit it to the teacher

• Take a break

• Like and subscribe to the channel

• Start a new worksheet