ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 1 Beginning Consonant Blends with R | Learn to Read: br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr | Rock ’N Learn
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun with letter sounds? Let’s learn how different letters come together to make cool sounds and words!
The letter “B” makes the sound “b,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” When we put them together, they make the sound “br.” Let’s say some words that start with “BR”:
Next, we have the letter “C” which makes the sound “c,” and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “cr.” Here are some words that start with “CR”:
Now, let’s look at the letter “D.” It makes the sound “d,” and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “dr.” Let’s read some words that start with “DR”:
Next up is the letter “F.” It makes the sound “f,” and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “fr.” Here are some words that start with “FR”:
Now, let’s learn about the letter “G.” It can make a hard sound, and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “gr.” Let’s practice some words that start with “GR”:
Next, we have the letter “P.” It makes the sound “p,” and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “pr.” Here are some words that start with “PR”:
Finally, let’s look at the letter “T.” It makes the sound “t,” and “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “tr.” Let’s read some words that start with “TR”:
You’re doing amazing! Keep practicing these sounds and words, and you’ll be a letter sound superstar in no time!
Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom! Look for objects that start with the “BR,” “CR,” “DR,” “FR,” “GR,” “PR,” or “TR” sounds. For example, you might find a brush for “BR” or a crayon for “CR.” Make a list or draw pictures of the items you find. Share your discoveries with your classmates or family!
Sound Match Game: Create a matching game using cards. On one set of cards, write words that start with the sounds “BR,” “CR,” “DR,” “FR,” “GR,” “PR,” and “TR.” On another set, draw or paste pictures that match these words. Mix them up and try to match the words with the correct pictures. You can play this game with a friend or family member!
Story Time: Create a short story using at least one word from each of the sound groups: “BR,” “CR,” “DR,” “FR,” “GR,” “PR,” and “TR.” For example, “The brave brothers went on a trail to find a crab and grab some fresh fries.” Share your story with the class or your family, and see if they can spot the words with the special sounds!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any unnecessary repetitions and maintaining clarity:
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Welcome to our lesson on letter sounds!
The letter “B” makes the sound “b,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” When we put “B” and “R” together, they make the sound “br.”
Let’s practice some words that start with “BR”:
– brush
– brown
– brothers
– bridge
– branch
– brain
– brag
– break
– breath
– broth
– bruise
– brushes
Now, let’s move on to the letter “C.” The letter “C” makes the sound “c,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “cr.”
Here are some words that start with “CR”:
– crab
– crawfish
– craft
– crash
– crate
– creep
– cried
– crime
– crisp
– croc
– crud
– crush
– cry
Next, we have the letter “D.” The letter “D” makes the sound “d,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “dr.”
Let’s read some words that start with “DR”:
– drab
– draft
– drag
– draw
– drift
– drip
– driver
– drool
– drove
– dry
– dryer
Now, let’s look at the letter “F.” The letter “F” makes the sound “f,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “fr.”
Here are some words that start with “FR”:
– frail
– frame
– fray
– fragile
– free
– fresh
– fret
– fries
– frill
– frisky
– frost
– frugal
– fry
Next, we have the letter “G.” The letter “G” can make a hard sound, and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “gr.”
Let’s practice some words that start with “GR”:
– grab
– grade
– great
– grew
– grid
– grip
– grit
– groom
– gross
– grove
– grump
Now, let’s move on to the letter “P.” The letter “P” makes the sound “p,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “pr.”
Here are some words that start with “PR”:
– printer
– prickly
– prints
– prance
– prank
– pray
– prep
– prevent
– price
– pride
– print
– proper
– prop
Finally, we have the letter “T.” The letter “T” makes the sound “t,” and the letter “R” makes the sound “er.” Together, they make the sound “tr.”
Let’s read some words that start with “TR”:
– trail
– try
Great job! Keep practicing these sounds and words!
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