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Review Worksheets - Mixed Letters

Free Printable Worksheets for Each Consonant

Grade Level: Kindergarten

The order you present the consonants in is up to you but I've provided a few options. Using reliability instead of alphabetical order allows you to avoid "exceptions to the rules" in the early stages of learning. Using frequency enables children to begin sounding out words quickly. See "Part 3: Ideas on the order in which to present the letters" for more info.

Alphabetical

Frequency Based

Reliability Based

Letter X

Extremely Reliable Letters:

Reliable Letters

Generally Reliable Letters

Unreliable Letters

Very Unreliable Letters

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