Blending Two Letters Level 1C | Consonant and Vowel | Short sound vowels | Phonics Instruction

Blending two letters together refers to the process of combining two individual letters to form a new sound or phoneme. This is often done with consonants and vowels, and is a common technique used in phonics instruction to help children learn to read and spell.
To blend two letters together, the child would start by saying the sound of the first letter, then smoothly transitioning to the sound of the second letter. For example, to blend the letters "b" and "a" to form the word "ba," the child would say the sound of "b" followed by the sound of "a," smoothly transitioning between the two sounds to form the word "ba."
Blending is an important reading skill that helps children decode new words by breaking them down into their individual sounds and putting them back together again to form the word. It is a crucial step in the process of learning to read and spell, and is often taught in the early years.
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