Consonant integration occurs when two or more consonants are combined together, but each sound can be heard in a combination. The most common consonant combinations include: bl, br, cl, cr, dr, fr, tr, fl, fl, gl, gr, pl, pr, sl, sm, sp and st.
Consonant Blend Word List of bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl is as under:
CL Sound Phonics Words List
clock
class
claws
clerk
claim
climb
click
clay
close
cloud
clean
clip
clasp
clear
cliff
clamp
clover
clown
GL Sound Phonics Words List
glow
gley
glut
glam
glia
glue
glass
glad
glom
glen
glim
glib
glam
glob
glance
glad
glow
gladly
SL sound phonics words list
slow
slab
slamp
slack
slam
slide
slap
slain
sleeve
slope
sleep
slept
slower
slime
slope
slim
slip
slice
PL Sound Phonics Words List
please
plum
planet
plast
plug
plastic
player
plant
plow
plus
plum
plaid
plush
plan
Plain
plate
plastic
Plural
FL Sound Phonics Words List
flock
flood
flee
flick
flat
flap
flame
flow
flag
flip
floor
flew
flea
flood
flush
flag
flower
flight
BL Sound Phonics Words List
black
blank
wobble
trible
block
blue
drible
nibble
blame
blast
blade
double
blown
blunt
table
blow
bliss
feeble
blower
blake
Sound mixing occurs when you have two or more characters coming together and you can hear each consonant sound you can make, also known as consonants or sound mixtures.
Compilation is a skill that helps us learn, especially when we are dealing with unfamiliar words. For young children, many words are unfamiliar and will require the combination of many words they come across. It involves combining the sounds of the letters in a word to form the whole word
