Beginning Sounds PR, TR, GR Worksheet
This beginning sounds pr, tr, gr worksheet has 1st grade students name nine pictures and write the blend that starts each word. An answer key is included, so checking is fast and easy.
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Description
Consonant blends are two letters whose sounds glide together at the start of a word, like the pr in present or the tr in tree. This beginning sounds pr, tr, gr worksheet gives 1st grade students focused practice hearing and writing three common r-blends. Children say each picture name, listen closely to the first two sounds, and write the blend that begins the word.
The page has nine bright picture cards: a tree, grapes, a present, a grill, a truck, a pretzel, grass, a printer, and a trumpet. Under each picture, the rest of the word is already printed, so students only write pr, tr, or gr on the line to finish it. Use this beginning sounds pr, tr, gr worksheet as a phonics center, a small-group lesson, morning work, or a quick check after teaching r-blends.
What’s Included
- Page 1: nine picture cards for the pr, tr, and gr blends
- Page 2: an answer key with every blend filled in
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
- It trains children to hear two blended sounds instead of just one first letter.
- Writing the blend in front of a printed word ending connects sounds to spelling.
- Clear, colorful pictures help early readers name each word with confidence.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, say pr, tr, and gr aloud together and have children feel how the r sound follows the first letter. After the sheet, ask students to think of one more word for each blend, such as prize, train, or green. This 1st grade blends worksheet also works well with letter tiles, so children can build each word before they write it. For extra practice, send the page home and invite families to find objects around the house that start with each blend.
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