Three-Letter Consonant Blend: SPL

Cut out the /spl/ words and glue them below the correct picture.

Students can color in the pictures on this page and then cut and paste each image onto the flip book.

Print out this worksheet and have your students make their own mini-books! They can color the images and fill in the /spl/ words to complete the sentences.

This fun class activity involves having each student color and write a /spl/ word on a pennant. Then you can hang the pennants as a decoration around your room.

Cut and glue the letters to spell the two /spl/ words shown in the pictures.

Cut and glue the pictures to the correct column of the t-chart.

Use the picture key to find the word that completes each sentence. Then write the word on the blank line.

Fill in the /spl/ words from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure the word fits in the blanks shown.

Write the missing letter in each /spl/ word and then rewrite the whole word on the line below.

Practice matching pictures to the word they show with this phonics worksheet.

This worksheet includes a word bank and six images. Students match the words from the bank with their pictures and write them on the lines below.

This worksheet has four /spl/ words. Students can color the pictures, trace the words, and then write them on the primary-ruled lines.

Use this word web to brainstorm and write down some /spl/ words.

This page has eight primary-ruled lines for students to write /spl/ words. Print extra pages or have them write on the back if they can come up with more.

Review words like splint, splotch, splurge, splay, split, splash, spleen, and splinter with this anchor chart.

Use these cards for a fun memory match game or for a variety of other activities. However you choose to use them, students will practice identifying /spl/ words.

With this activity, students can cut out the word cards and rearrange them on the table to build sentences. The goal is to use at least one /spl/ word in each sentence. Then they can write the sentences on the primary-ruled lines provided with the printout.

Set up the letter stampers and use this printout with your students for a fun learning center. They'll use the stampers to spell each word in the box provided.

Your class can practice their /spl/ words with this set of flash cards. You can use them for memory activities, simple practice reading the words, or even laminate them and use them for a game with the whole class.

Use this fun study-aid worksheet with your students to practice reading and saying /spl/ words. Just have them cut out the fish and word strip, cut along the dotted lines, and weave the strip through to make a slider.

Practice /spl/ words with your class using this word wheel. Make it sturdy by printing the pages out on card stock. Then have students cut the pieces out and attach them together with a paper fastener. Then students can spin the wheel and practice reading each of the eight /spl/ words.