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Double Consonants Practice Activities
Grade 1 spelling worksheets that help children read, write, and remember words with double consonants such as ff, ll, ss, and zz.
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Double Consonants — Recognise the SkillRecognise the Skill for double consonants in Grade 1. Find and identify words with double consonants, then sort examples by the double letters ff, ll, ss, and zz.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Double Consonants — Guided CompletionGuided Completion for double consonants in Grade 1. Complete each word by choosing the missing double consonants: ff, ll, ss or zz.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Double Consonants — Sentence PracticeSentence Practice for double consonants in Grade 1. Choose the correctly spelt double-consonant word to complete each sentence.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Double Consonants — Write and ApplyWrite and Apply for double consonants in Grade 1. Write the missing double consonants in words, then use the completed words in simple sentences.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Double Consonants — Edit and CorrectEdit and Correct for double consonants in Grade 1. Edit each misspelled word in a sentence and write the correct double-consonant spelling.Grade 1Free PDF preview
Double Consonants — Mixed Review and ChallengeMixed Review and Challenge for double consonants in Grade 1. Read, choose, complete, circle, and use words with ff, ll, ss, and zz.Grade 1Free PDF previewPractice that builds confidence
Practise Double Consonants
Grade 1 spelling worksheets that help children read, write, and remember words with double consonants such as ff, ll, ss, and zz.
Grade 1 spelling worksheets that help children read, write, and remember words with double consonants such as ff, ll, ss, and zz.
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