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Consonant Patterns

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  • Word Endings (-ce, -se, -ve, -ze): to increase or bring up
    raise
  • Silent Beginning Consonants: A big joint in the leg
    knee
  • Silent Beginning Consonants: More than think; to be sure of something
    know
  • Word Endings (-dge, -ge, -tch, -ch): Claw mark; what you do when you’re itchy
    scratch
  • Silent Beginning Consonants: Opposite of right
    wrong
  • Word Endings (-ce, -se, -ve, -ze): What you use to speak or sing
    voice
  • Triple Consonant Blends: You can see a movie on the big ______.
    screen
  • Word Endings (-dge, -ge, -tch, -ch): extend your arm as far as you can
    reach
  • Word Endings (-dge, -ge, -tch, -ch): Structure that crosses a river allowing cars and people to pass over it
    bridge
  • Word Endings (-ce, -se, -ve, -ze): to find an answer to a question or puzzle
    solve
  • Triple Consonant Blends: to grow quickly; when a plant grows roots
    sprout
  • Triple Consonant Blends: What one does with your eyes in the bright sun
    squint
  • Silent Beginning Consonants: Put ideas down with pen to paper
    write
  • Word Endings (-ce, -se, -ve, -ze): to be aware or have a feeling about
    sense
  • Word Endings (-dge, -ge, -tch, -ch): odd or out of place
    strange
  • Silent Beginning Consonants: Strike noisily, as in “I heard a _____ at the door.”
    knock
  • Word Endings (-dge, -ge, -tch, -ch): court official (person in charge of the court)
    judge
  • Triple Consonant Blends: Hit by an idea or an object
    struck
  • Triple Consonant Blends: to become smaller (past tense)
    shrank
  • Word Endings (-ce, -se, -ve, -ze): hardened into ice
    froze