The image shows two worksheets focused on teaching
onset and rime in phonics. Let's break down the tasks and explain how to solve them:
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Worksheet 1: Make Words
#### Task:
Glue the correct beginning sounds to complete the words.
#### Example Problems:
1.
m ud → mud
2.
g em → gem
3.
l ot → lot
4.
p od → pod
5.
s at → sat
6.
r ob → rob
#### Explanation:
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Onset: The initial consonant or consonant cluster of a syllable (e.g., "m" in "mud").
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Rime: The part of the syllable that includes the vowel and any following consonants (e.g., "ud" in "mud").
To solve this, match the onset (beginning sound) with the rime to form a complete word. For example:
- "m" + "ud" = "mud"
- "g" + "em" = "gem"
- "l" + "ot" = "lot"
#### Solution:
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m ud → mud (picture of mud)
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g em → gem (picture of a gem)
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l ot → lot (picture of a house)
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p od → pod (picture of peas)
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s at → sat (picture of a person sitting)
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r ob → rob (picture of a robber)
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Worksheet 2: Blend to Make Words
#### Task:
Blend the sounds and glue the correct picture to make the word.
#### Example Problems:
1.
ch → erry → cherry
2.
th → umb → thumb
3.
sh → ark → shark
4.
wh → isk → whisk
#### Explanation:
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Blending: Combining individual sounds to form a complete word.
- Match the blended sound with the corresponding picture.
For example:
- "ch" + "erry" = "cherry" (picture of a cherry)
- "th" + "umb" = "thumb" (picture of a thumb)
- "sh" + "ark" = "shark" (picture of a shark)
- "wh" + "isk" = "whisk" (picture of a whisk)
#### Solution:
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ch → erry → cherry (picture of a cherry)
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th → umb → thumb (picture of a thumb)
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sh → ark → shark (picture of a shark)
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wh → isk → whisk (picture of a whisk)
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Summary of Solutions:
#### Worksheet 1:
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m ud → mud (mud)
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g em → gem (gem)
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l ot → lot (house)
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p od → pod (peas)
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s at → sat (person sitting)
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r ob → rob (robber)
#### Worksheet 2:
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ch → erry → cherry (cherry)
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th → umb → thumb (thumb)
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sh → ark → shark (shark)
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wh → isk → whisk (whisk)
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Final Answer:
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of onset and rime worksheet.