Final Consonants Activity
Using the Final Consonants Activity, students use the gumball machines to sort picture sounds based on final consonant sounds.
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How to teach Ending Sounds
Using the Final Consonants Activity, students use the gumball machines to sort picture sounds based on final consonant sounds.
Being able to identify the ending sounds helps students read and write words. This activity gives them practice using common words that they will encounter in their reading.
Sort each picture card onto the correct gumball machine, based on the picture’s final consonant sound. Next, repeat the activity with other consonants. Then, fill out the worksheet
Other resources to use with this Final Consonants Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about ending sounds.
Use this Letter Roll Ending Sounds Activity as an additional resource for your students.
This is a perfect activity for a literacy center, small group, or guided reading. Introduce this activity by reviewing letter sounds using the Have Fun Teaching What Do the Letters Say Song. Then, have students practice finding the final consonants sounds individually or with a partner. Once students are finished, challenge students to find new words that could go on the gumball machine.
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