Printable Blends & Digraphs Scavenger Hunts

It’s time for some Printable Blends & Digraphs Scavenger Hunts! You can use these to help your learners review their blends and beginning and ending blends. Note: This is a subscriber freebie.

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Printable Blends & Digraphs Scavenger Hunts

These four free scavenger hunts are great for younger kids who want or need some fun practice with blends and digraphs. They’re also great for helping kids isolate and listen for sounds in words {a.k.a. phonemic awareness}.

Just print off the hunt of your choice and give it to your learner(s). Four different boards are included. There are two for beginning blends, one for beginning digraphs, and one for ending digraphs.

The best part is that kids just use the objects inside and outside your house to complete the scavenger hunt. You don’t need to prepare or buy anything for them to play!

How to Play:

1. Learners look for items inside and/or outside your house that start {or end, as in the case of the second digraph board} with the same sound(s)* as the items on their board.

2. Once learner find something that starts with the same sound as the object on their board, they draw a picture in the blank box.

3. You can either do the hunt with them {if more support is needed} or let them do it all on their own. Either way, be sure to follow up by asking them to share the objects they found for each picture. This way, you’re making sure they have blends and digraphs under their belt.

*For digraphs like ck, ph, or wr, it’s okay if your learner doesn’t match the exact spellings. Focus on matching the sound instead. For example, giraffe could match graph because they both end with the /f/ sound.

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Enjoy hunting!
~Becky