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Exploring Blended Consonants: ESL Class #8 - April 27, 2012

In ESL Class #8 on April 27, 2012, we built upon our understanding of consonant sounds by focusing on blended beginning consonants. After reviewing the ‘ch’, ‘w’, and ‘ng’ sounds learned last week, we delved into examples like "black" to understand how sounds blend at the start of words. Students were assigned homework to complete the blended consonant sheet and practice short vowels. Additionally, we revisited previous worksheets on consonant sounds and explored blended end consonants like ‘ch’, ‘sh’, and ‘th’.

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Exploring Blended Consonants: ESL Class #8 - April 27, 2012

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  1. IceStone ESL Class #8Friday, April 27th, 2012 ESL

  2. Hello! Today is Friday, April 27th, 2012. Last Friday we learned the ‘ch’ sound, the ‘w’ sound and the ‘ng’ sound. Today we are going to look at blended consonants at the beginning of words.

  3. Blended Beginning Consonants black bl + a + ck b and l are blended consonants at the beginning of the word black

  4. Homework: Finish blended beginning consonant sheet and practice the short vowel sheet 2.Study and Practice ch/tch, w/wh and ng sounds on worksheet #7 3. long and short vowels – Powerpoint and worksheet # 4 4. Study and Practice blended end consonants, ‘ch’, ‘sh’ and hard and soft ‘th’ – Powerpoint and worksheet #5

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