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Is your child having trouble knowing when to use different endings?? (tch vs ch, dge vs get, ck vs k)⁠
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The 1-1-1 Rule can help!!⁠
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Comment 1 and I will send you the link!⁠
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#111rule #spellingrule #ortongillingham #phonicsrule #endings #dge #tch

The letter Y is such a cool letter! Did you know if has 4 different sounds?😲⁠
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Do your learners need support with knowing all the different sounds of y? This chameleon poster will help!⁠
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⭐Explicitly explaining this spelling rule will allow your s

Feed the Pumpkin!! 🎃🎃

This was so easy to make and kept her busy! 🙌

For older kids you could feed him letters, sounds, or words!

#halloween #halloweenkids #halloweenactivities #halloweengame #halloweenactivitiesfortoddlers #feedthepumpkin #

With consistent practice and a few helpful strategies, your child will become confident in reading words with consonant blends.⭐⁠
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👉🏽👉🏽Comment BLENDER and I'll send you the link for some posters and activities! ⁠
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#blender #blends #consonan

Good news! 🙌🏽 You don’t need to teach consonant blends as whole units!!⁠
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Your child doesn’t have to memorize each blend; they just need to understand how to blend individual sounds together.😉⁠
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Blends are simply consonants coming to

❓What are consonant blends??⁠
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🔤 A group of two or three consonants that are together at the beginning or end of a word. Each letter makes its OWN sound, but “blends” together.⁠
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Examples: brush, crab, frog, felt, skip, melt⁠
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