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Or, you can simply work blended words into your
everyday sentences. You do not need to do this to

every single word you say to your child, or they
might think that you're out of your mind. =) All you

need to do, is pick out one word from your sentences
and blend it. For example:

• Dan, come s-t-a-n-d up over here.

• Jesse drink your m-i-l-k.

Please note, I used hyphens instead of the slashes to

denote the phonemes, which makes it a bit easier to
read. So for "stand", instead of writing it as /s/, /t/,

/a/, /n/, /d/, I write it simply as s-t-a-n-d, where you
should pronounce the sound of each letter, instead

of saying the name of each letter.

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Here are some other examples of what you can do

with your child to practice blending:

• Kick your f-ee-t

• Touch your n-o-s-e
• J-u-m-p up and down

• H-o-p all around

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