Three-Letter Consonant Blend: THR

Use a word from the word bank to complete each sentence. Make sure the word fits in the spaces provided.

With this worksheet students will match the words at the top with their image below, writing each word on the correct line.

Print out this file and have your students create their own phonics mini-books with /thr/ words.

Cut each word out and glue it below the picture that shows the word. If you like, you may color the pictures too.

Complete the sentences by writing the correct /thr/ words from the picture bank in the blanks.

This worksheet has 8 pictures for students to cut out. They will glue the pictures to the correct side of the
t-chart based on whether the images show /thr/ words or not.

Fill in the missing letters from each word and write the words on the lines below. Images for each word act as clues to help students figure out the words.

This cut-and-glue activity offers practice with phonics, spelling, and even fine motor skills! Students will cut out the letters and arrange them to spell the two /thr/ words shown.

Involve your students in decorating the classroom with this fun phonics activity. Each student can color and write their /thr/ word on their own pennant. Then you can string the pennants together and hang them around the room.

Make your own phonics flip book for the /thr/ blend. Words included are throat, three, thread, and throw.

Color the pictures, trace the words, and then write the words on the primary-ruled lines.

This matching worksheet helps students learn to recognize /thr/ words from their pictures and their spellings.

Challenge students to think of /thr/ words and write them in the word web. This is a great activity to do right at the beginning of teaching this phonics blend.

Use this page to list as many /thr/ words as you can come up with. Be sure to spell them correctly!

This anchor chart shows pictures and spellings for the thr- words three, throne, throw, throat, throb, thrill, thread, and through.

There are many different ways you can use the cards in this file. There are 2 cards for each of the 9 /thr/ words used. One card has a picture while the other has the word, leaving lots of possibilities for various kinds of matching activities.

Students can practice building sentences with this printout. Have them cut out the words and arrange them into sentences using at least one /thr/ word per sentence. They can then write the sentences on the primary-ruled lines. Laminate the word cards for a learning center activity you can reuse again and again.

Set out the letter stampers and have students practice spelling each /thr/ word with them.

Have your students cut out these flash cards and use them to familiarize themselves with /thr/ words such as three, throw, thrill, and more.

Make an apple-shaped word slider to review /thr/ words. Just cut the apple and word strip out, cut along the dotted lines, and weave the word strip through to reveal one word at a time.

Print this file out on card stock to make a sturdy word wheel that can be used over and over again to practice /thr/ words.