Elementary consonant clusters simplest responses
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Listening to consonant blends quick reactions game
Lesson Plan Content:
Elementary consonant clusters simplest responses
Look at the worksheet below. Listen to one of two words from one of the lines and race to show which one you think you are hearing. If you are not sure, your teacher will repeat it in an example sentence.
Play the same game in groups, only saying ones which you are sure you can pronounce correctly (and so ones you know how to pronounce differently from the other word on the same line).
Ask about any which you are not sure how to pronounce, wonder about the meaning of, etc. (The ones in italics are not so important to know the meaning of).
Test each other on the same words in other ways:
- say both words on one line and see if your partner can count the number of syllables
- pronounce both words on one line and see if your partner can explain how the pronunciation is different
- choose one line and see if your partner can pronounce both words (differently)
- say the name of a category and see how many words your partner can say that match it (with B words and words not on the worksheet that have the same consonant cluster also being okay)
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Initial consonant clusters
Elementary initial bl consonant clusters
A: black B: plaque
Elementary initial br consonant clusters
A: brand B: bland
Elementary initial dr consonant clusters
A: drug B: drag
Elementary initial fl consonant clusters
A: floor B: flow
Elementary initial fr consonant clusters
A: fry B: fly
Elementary initial gl consonant clusters
A: glass B: grass
Elementary initial gr consonant clusters
A: great B: grade
A: green B: grin
Elementary initial kl consonant clusters
A: close B: clothes
A: cloud B: crowd
Elementary initial kr consonant clusters
A: cross B: across
Elementary initial pl consonant clusters
A: please B: police
Elementary initial pr consonant clusters
A: present B: pleasant
Elementary initial sk consonant clusters
A: skirt B: SCART
Elementary initial skr consonant clusters
A: screen B: scream
Elementary initial skw consonant clusters
A: square B: scare
Elementary initial sl consonant clusters
A: sleep B: slip
A: slow B: silo
Elementary initial sm consonant clusters
A: small B: sumo
Elementary initial sn consonant clusters
A: snow B: snore
Elementary initial sp consonant clusters
A: spa B: super
A: sport B: support
Elementary initial spr consonant clusters
A: spring B: supreme
Elementary initial st consonant clusters
A: staff B: stuff
Elementary initial str consonant clusters
A: strange B: estrange
Elementary initial sw consonant clusters
A: sweet B: seat
Elementary initial tr consonant clusters
A: travel B: trouble
Elementary initial tw consonant clusters
A: twin B: to win
Final consonant clusters
Elementary final ft consonant clusters
A: left B: lift
Elementary final fth consonant clusters
A: fifth B: fifths
Elementary final ks consonant clusters
A: box B: vox
Elementary final kst consonant clusters
A: text B: texts
Elementary final kt consonant clusters
A: act B: a cult
Elementary final ksth consonant clusters
A: sixth B: six
Elementary final ld consonant clusters
A: cold B: called
Elementary final lf consonant clusters
A: shelf B: self
Elementary final lp consonant clusters
A: help B: hep
Elementary final mp consonant clusters
A: lamp B: ramp
Elementary final nch consonant clusters
A: lunch B: launch
Elementary final nd consonant clusters
A: mine B: mind
A: send B: sent
Elementary final ndj consonant clusters
A: orange B: orangey
Elementary final nk consonant clusters
A: think B: sink
Elementary final ns consonant clusters
A: once B: ones
Elementary final nt consonant clusters
A: aunt B: earnt
Elementary final nth consonant clusters
A: month B: months
Elementary final pt consonant clusters
A: slept B: slipped
Elementary final sk consonant clusters
A: ask B: asked
Elementary final st consonant clusters
A: first B: fast
A: west B: vest
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