Worked example
Which two letters make the beginning blend in flag?
Answer & why
Answer: fl
flag begins with fl. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Grade 1 · Reading & language
Attend to both consonants in a familiar beginning blend.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: fl
flag begins with fl. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: gr
grin begins with gr. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 2
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: pl
plan begins with pl. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 3
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: fl
flag begins with fl. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 4
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: st
stop begins with st. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 5
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: fr
frog begins with fr. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 6
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: cl
clap begins with cl. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 7
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: sp
spin begins with sp. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.
Question 8
Look at the start of the word. In a blend, you can hear both consonant sounds.
Answer: dr
drum begins with dr. Keep both consonant sounds as you blend the word.