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A B C D Worksheets

Partial word forms become new words when learners add the initial consonants b, c, or d, emphasizing how one beginning sound changes identity and meaning.
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Preschool–Pre-K, Grades 1–2, Elementary
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Updated Aug 02, 2021

Subject
ELA, Language Development, Phonics
Topic
Beginning Sounds, Consonants
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Worksheets & Printables, Worksheets
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This beginning sounds worksheet is a great way for students to learn and practice making new words by adding the initial consonants B, C, or D. This is a great activity for students who are just learning these sounds.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Identify a beginning sound from a limited consonant set

  • Add b, c, or d to complete a word

  • Blend the new onset with the remaining word part

Teaching tips

  • Pronounce the word ending with each possible consonant before deciding which creates a known word.

  • Ask learners to give another word beginning with each of the three target sounds. Try another set of beginning sounds with this J, K, and L worksheet.

Skills covered

  • Initial-phoneme discrimination — b, c, and d are contrasted.

  • Word construction — one onset is joined to a supplied remainder.

  • Letter-sound mapping — written consonants represent heard beginnings.

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Core concepts

  • Beginning sounds

  • B C D

  • Initial consonants

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