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Fill in the Blank Ending Blends Worksheet

The Fill in the Blank Ending Blends Worksheet gives 1st graders eight sentences to complete by choosing the right ending blend from a word bank. Answer key included — a no-prep way to build phonics and spelling confidence.

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Ending blends are two consonants at the end of a word that blend together into one smooth sound, like the -nk in drink or the -st in nest. Learning to hear and spell these final blends helps young readers finish words correctly and move toward confident, independent reading. The Fill in the Blank Ending Blends Worksheet gives first graders focused practice listening for the ending sound in a familiar word and choosing the two letters that complete it.

This 1st grade blends worksheet presents eight friendly sentences, each missing the ending blend of one word. Students read the sentence, look at the Word Bank of eight blends, and write the blend that finishes the word and makes the sentence make sense. Because each blend is used exactly once, children can cross off blends as they go, turning the page into a light puzzle. Read the sentences aloud together first, then let students work independently and check their spelling against the included answer key.

What’s Included

  • 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
  • Answer key
  • 8 fill-in-the-blank sentences with a word bank of eight ending blends

The Fill in the Blank Ending Blends Worksheet helps children in three ways. First, pairing each blend with a real sentence builds meaning, so students connect the sound to a word they already know. Second, the single-use Word Bank encourages careful thinking and self-checking instead of guessing. Third, writing the two letters by hand reinforces the spelling pattern, strengthening both phonics and handwriting at the same time.

To extend the skill, invite students to say each completed word slowly and stretch out the ending blend, then brainstorm other words that end the same way. Turn it into a game by calling out a word and having children write only its ending blend on a whiteboard, or hunt for ending blends in a favorite picture book. A quick sorting activity — grouping word cards by their final blend — gives hands-on learners another way to master these sounds.

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