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Kindergarten Double Consonants Worksheets

30 printable Kindergarten phonics worksheets on Double Consonants. Every sheet has an answer key — 30 in all. 9 activity types: Build, Code Breaker, Cut And Glue Sort, Flashcards. The first three worksheets are free to download; All Access opens the rest and every answer key.

On these sheets: a, i and o; off, if, fan and fit; fan, fit, fits and off; if, off, it and fit; and more in the full list below. Each sheet is marked with the week it was written for: weeks 12 to 34 of Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency, Kindergarten. Every grade is on one page: Digraph and Consonant Blend Worksheets.

What is in this set: Flashcards (7), Code Breaker (6), Fluency (4), Read And Draw (4), Build (2), Cut And Glue Sort (2), Roll And Read (2), Word Chain (2) and Word Hunt (1).

Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency — Kindergarten, the complete K–5 reading curriculum from Faith Readers. Preview a reading week to see how its lessons run. See every program →

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Includes 9 activity types: Build, Code Breaker, Cut And Glue Sort, Flashcards, Fluency, Read And Draw, Roll And Read, Word Chain, Word Hunt.

Cut And Glue Sort 1: a, i and o Free Worksheet 1 of 30
Fluency 1: off, if, fan and fit Free Worksheet 2 of 30
Read And Draw 1: fan, fit, fits and off Free Worksheet 3 of 30
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Word Hunt 1: a, i and o
Word Hunt 1: a, i and o All Access
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Code Breaker 1: if, off, it and fit
Code Breaker 1: if, off, it and fit All Access
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Code Breaker 2: if, off, at and an
Code Breaker 2: if, off, at and an All Access
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Roll And Read 1: off, fit, fan and if
Roll And Read 1: off, fit, fan and if All Access
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Flashcards 1: fan, off, fit and ham
Flashcards 1: fan, off, fit and ham All Access
Kindergarten phonics worksheet — Double Consonants. Flashcards 2: fan, off, fit and hit
Flashcards 2: fan, off, fit and hit All Access
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All 30 worksheets in this set

  • Cut And Glue Sort 1: a, i and o Free PDF
  • Fluency 1: off, if, fan and fit Free PDF
  • Read And Draw 1: fan, fit, fits and off Free PDF
  • Word Hunt 1: a, i and o
  • Code Breaker 1: if, off, it and fit
  • Code Breaker 2: if, off, at and an
  • Roll And Read 1: off, fit, fan and if
  • Flashcards 1: fan, off, fit and ham
  • Flashcards 2: fan, off, fit and hit
  • Flashcards 3: off, fan, fit and sat
  • Cut And Glue Sort 2: a, i and o
  • Build 1: doll, hat, fan and map
  • Word Chain 1: fill to lap
  • Word Chain 2: pill to lap
  • Fluency 2: hill, lot, lap and fill
  • Read And Draw 2: doll, fill, hill and lid
  • Code Breaker 3: ill, pill, lot and doll
  • Code Breaker 4: ill, fill, pill and doll
  • Code Breaker 5: ill, hill, lot and fill
  • Roll And Read 2: lot, hill, lip and fill
  • Flashcards 4: lip, doll, lit and hill
  • Flashcards 5: lap, hill, lit and doll
  • Flashcards 6: lit, hill, lip and fill
  • Flashcards 7: off, tell, less and puff
  • Build 2: well, doll, bell and duck
  • Fluency 3: hiss, much, loss and fill
  • Fluency 4: mess, miss, doll and hiss
  • Read And Draw 3: bath, fill and hill
  • Code Breaker 6: pass, yell, tell and well
  • Read And Draw 4: doll, fish and hill

Teaching Double Consonants

What it is

Double consonants appear at the end of many short-vowel words (bell, miss, puff, jazz) and in the middle of two-syllable words (rabbit, dinner), where they keep the first vowel short.

When a child is ready

Teach final doubles after short vowels; teach middle doubles when the child begins two-syllable words.

If they struggle

The child does not need to say the sound twice. Read the word normally, then talk about why the letter is doubled. For two-syllable words, split between the doubled letters (rab-bit) and read each part.

This skill in other grades: Grade 1 · Grade 3 · Grade 4

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