R: consonant clusters Saturday, February 4, 2017 by Eva Easton 2 Comments Consonant Cluster: group of consonants with no vowel between themConsonant clusters appear at the beginning, middle, or end of a syllable.In this lesson: r consonant clusters at the beginning of a word And now it’s your turn.Vocabulary Quiz 1. Be careful! Don't _________ the heavy box. drop drive draw 2. _________ me the ball. I want to play, too. through thrifty throw 3. Some people are _________ when they wake up in the morning; other people are cheerful. thrifty scrooge grumpy 4. Don't go the _________ way down a one-way street. write through wrong 5. Don't forget to _________ your teeth before going to bed. brush draw spray 6. You have to be _________ to be a lumberjack. strong thrifty through 7. _________ is a country in South America. Croatia Brazil France 8. When we answer the last question, we will be _________ with the quiz. through thrifty threw 9. People use a paper _________ to destroy documents in an office. shrub shredder spread 10. Children often draw pictures in school with _________. crayons cream crumbs 11. The word "_________" is a synonym for "miser, cheapskate." scraps scrooge scribble 12. Grapes are one type of _________. spread fruit crumbs Time's up The Secret of R: 1-syllable wordsunstressed r = /ɚ/ (part 1)unstressed r = /ɚ/ (part 2)consonant clustersdisappearing vowelsmy classroom worksheets at the bottom of this page Tell your friends. Share this lesson.
Merna says Sunday, September 27, 2020 at 9:08 pm Hi I don’t know which name or email to put mine or yours please let me know thank you Reply
Merna says
Hi I don’t know which name or email to put mine or yours please let me know thank you
Eva Easton says
I received your question.
Eva