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Words With Blends
Grade 1 - Spelling - Building Confidence
Worksheet 1
1Pick the consonant-blend word meaning “cloth flown on a pole.”
2Complete the consonant-blend word for “to no longer move.”
3Choose the correct consonant-blend spelling for “a wide smile.”
4Which letters add both blend sounds to the word for “a sea animal with claws”?
5What letters show both blend sounds in the word for “steps decided before acting”?
6Pick the consonant-blend word meaning “to move through water.”
7Complete the consonant-blend word for “happy or pleased.”
8Choose the correct consonant-blend spelling for “dirty air over a city.”
9Which letters add both blend sounds to the word for “a white drink”?
10What letters show both blend sounds in the word for “the body part with fingers”?
About this worksheet
A consonant blend places two sounds close together while allowing each sound to remain audible. Children commonly record the stronger consonant and lose its neighbor, writing cap for clap or sop for stop. This worksheet includes both beginning and ending blends so first graders must listen at more than one position. The questions rotate among choosing an accurate whole word, supplying the missing blend, building a spelling from a clue, and checking which letters represent the clustered sounds. Support practice offers shorter choices and visible word frames. Standard and challenge levels require more independent production but keep every target inside the blend skill. Listen for an added vowel between consonants, such as suh-top. Say the sounds close together without inserting “uh,” then ask your child to assign one letter to each sound. A smooth final blend confirms that neither consonant disappeared.
What your child will learn
Hear both sounds in a consonant blend
Spell beginning and ending blends
Keep blend letters in spoken order
Avoid adding a vowel between consonants
Worked example
Clap begins /k/ /l/. Write C then L before AP, keeping both opening sounds.
Common mistake
Dropping one consonant because blend sounds are spoken quickly together.
Helpful hint
Stretch the blend and tap once for each consonant.