Final Consonant Patterns
Grade 1 Spelling Worksheet - Building Confidence

Say the picture's name. Write the missing letters.
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Grade 1 Spelling Worksheet - Building Confidence

Say the picture's name. Write the missing letters.

Many short words end with a doubled letter or a pair of letters that makes one sound: ck in duck and clock, ll in bell and ball, ss in dress and grass. There is no way to hear that a word needs two letters at the end, so children have to learn these endings by sight, and many first graders write duk for duck or bel for bell. On this grade 1 worksheet each box shows a big picture and the letters of its name with the last two boxes left empty, and your child writes the ending.
Say the word, then look at the end: a short vowel followed by one sound at the end of a word often needs ck or ll. Every sheet has two words with ck, two with ll and two with ss, in a different order on every version.
Common Core standard: L.1.2.D
The picture is a duck and the word shows du__. Say duck: the last sound is /k/ after a short vowel, so write c and k.
Writing a single k, l or s at the end, as in duk, bel or dres.
Say the word, then look at the end. A short vowel before /k/ needs ck; before /l/ or /s/ it often needs ll or ss.
Writing a single k, l or s at the end, as in duk, bel or dres.
Say the word, then look at the end. A short vowel before /k/ needs ck; before /l/ or /s/ it often needs ll or ss.
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