This worksheet is designed to help learners practice
consonant blends — two or more consonants that appear together in a word and each sound is heard, like “fl” in “flower” or “gr” in “grass.”
Let’s solve each one by identifying the picture and filling in the correct 2-letter consonant blend at the beginning of the word.
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Row 1:
1.
Picture: Flower
→ Word:
Flower
→ Missing blend:
Fl
2.
Picture: Plant
→ Word:
Plant
→ Missing blend:
Pl
3.
Picture: Gloves
→ Word:
Gloves
→ Missing blend:
Gl
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Row 2:
4.
Picture: Globe
→ Word:
Globe
→ Missing blend:
Gl
5.
Picture: Cloud
→ Word:
Cloud
→ Missing blend:
Cl
6.
Picture: Plane
→ Word:
Plane
→ Missing blend:
Pl
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Row 3:
7.
Picture: Clown
→ Word:
Clown
→ Missing blend:
Cl
8.
Picture: Glass
→ Word:
Glass
→ Missing blend:
Gl
9.
Picture: Clam
→ Word:
Clam
→ Missing blend:
Cl
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✔ Final Answers:
| Picture | Word | Missing Blend |
|-------------|---------|---------------|
| Flower | flower |
Fl |
| Plant | plant |
Pl |
| Gloves | gloves |
Gl |
| Globe | globe |
Gl |
| Cloud | cloud |
Cl |
| Plane | plane |
Pl |
| Clown | clown |
Cl |
| Glass | glass |
Gl |
| Clam | clam |
Cl |
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## 💡 Teaching Tip:
Consonant blends are different from digraphs (like “sh” or “ch”) because in blends,
each letter keeps its own sound. For example, in “fl” — you hear both /f/ and /l/. In “sh,” you hear only one combined sound /ʃ/.
This worksheet helps children recognize common beginning blends and connect them to real-world vocabulary through pictures.
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✔ Completed Worksheet Answer Key:
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Flower
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Plant
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Gloves
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Globe
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Cloud
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Plane
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Clown
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Glass
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Clam
You can now fill these into the blanks on the worksheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kindergarten blending sounds worksheet.
