Worked example
Blend these letters using their short-vowel sounds: c · a · t. Which word do they make?
Answer & why
Answer: cat
Blend c · a · t to read cat. Say the word naturally after blending.
Kindergarten · Reading & language
Blend a short word made with familiar consonants and a short vowel.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: cat
Blend c · a · t to read cat. Say the word naturally after blending.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: cup
Blend c · u · p to read cup. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 2
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: bed
Blend b · e · d to read bed. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 3
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: cat
Blend c · a · t to read cat. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 4
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: mat
Blend m · a · t to read mat. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 5
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: pin
Blend p · i · n to read pin. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 6
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: sun
Blend s · u · n to read sun. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 7
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: red
Blend r · e · d to read red. Say the word naturally after blending.
Question 8
Say each short-vowel sound, then slide the sounds together to make a word.
Answer: hop
Blend h · o · p to read hop. Say the word naturally after blending.