Working with a child that is struggling to blend sounds to read words? Try this very practical and visual way to prompt blending. Children will literally push the letters together just like they need to do with the sounds. #phonicsfamily #phonics #teachingphonics #learntoread #handsonlearning #practicallearning #play #learnthroughplay #reading #trythis #parents #teachers #tutors #earlyyears #literacy | Phonics Family

When kids struggle with blending sounds, segmenting isn't the answer 📚 Many parents think breaking words into separate sounds helps, but when children already struggle with blending, this actually makes it harder. Instead, try continuous blending where sounds flow together smoothly, or successive blending where you add one sound at a time. The key is keeping sounds connected rather than chopped apart. This helps kids hear how sounds actually work together in real words ✏️ Comment the word 'SPON

Fun Blending Sounds Activity!Save this idea to help kids practice blending sounds to form words. Write the beginning sound on the left cloud and the ending sound on the right cloud. Vowels go in the middle. Encourage continuous blending as they say the sounds together. Once they blend the word, have them write it at the bottom. Tip: Add clear tape to make it reusable!And we love these tiles because it has digraphs that are already joined together.Don’t forget to checkout previous 8 activities on

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