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SVUSD – Grade 2

Lesson 5

Consonant R Blends (br-,dr-,tr-,gr-,fr-)

Generalization:

A blend is a spelling unit composed of two or three consonants that retain their identity

when pronounced. When the letters br-, dr-, tr-, pr-, gr-, fr- come together in a word,

blend the sounds for the letters. When the blend is said, the individual sounds can still be

heard. Because the letters are tightly bound, it is difficult to segment them into individual

phonemes.

br-

dr-

tr-

pr-

gr-

fr-

brat

dry

try

prom

grab

fry

brag

drip

tray

grid

fray

brim

drag

tree

price

grim

fret

brick

draw

true

prize

grin

free

brisk

drug

trip

press

grip

from

bring

drop

trot

proof

grit

frog

brash

drum

trap

prank

gray

frill

brass

drill

trim

proud

grass

fruit

brush

drift

track

prompt

grand

frail

brand

draft

trick

prance

grant

fresh

brave

drink

truck

pretest

grump

front

braid

dress

train

proper

growl

froth

bread

drive

trail

project

gruff

frank

broke

drain

trust

present

gripe

fraud

brake

drank

trash

pretzel

grind

frame

brain

drove

trunk

promise

graph

French

bride

drape

trend

provide

grace

friend

brown

dream

treat

practice

grade

fright

branch

droop

trench

principal

grove

fringe

bridge

drench

trophy

probably

group

frenzy

brunch

address

travel

problem

gravy

freeze

breath

raindrop

tropic

greet

frozen

breeze

dragon

trickle

great

freckle

broken

drastic

trillion

grudge

frankly

broom

dribble

trouble

ground

freight

bright

drizzle

trample

grouch

friction

bracelet

traveled

grandma

fraction

breakfast

treasure

grandpa

frequent

broccoli

triangle

freedom

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