Teaching Glued Sounds – ng Phonics Printable

This clip cards practice is perfect forteaching glued sounds.

Simply download and print the freewelded soundsexercises and you are ready to go!

Glued sounds

What are glued sounds?

Think of them as best buddiesletters that stick together when spoken, making them difficult to separate.

For example, in sing, the-ingsound is glued, meaning the vowel and consonants work together seamlessly.

Explicit practice with these sounds can help your child decode words more fluently.

![Glued sounds help your child recognize patterns in words and pronounce them correctly. Here’s what to know about -ng glued sounds:

ing: The vowel “i” makes the long /ē/ sound, as in “sing” or “ring.” ang: The vowel “a” makes a long /ā/ sound, as in “sang” or “rang.” ong and -ung: The vowels “o” and “u” make their short vowel sounds, as in “song” and “sung.”](https://www.123homeschool4me.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/ng-words-800x800.png)

Plus, its fun and interactive!

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Glued sounds dont have to be a struggle.

Withclip cards and some simple prep, your child will build fluency and confidence.

![Does your child struggle with fluency when encountering tricky sound combinations? Teaching glued sounds (also called welded sounds) can make a big difference! These unique sounds, like -ang, -ing, -ong, and -ung, are essential building blocks for stronger reading and spelling skills.

What are glued sounds? Think of them as “best buddies”—letters that stick together when spoken, making them difficult to separate. For example, in “sing,” the -ing sound is glued, meaning the vowel and consonants work together seamlessly. Explicit practice with these sounds can help your child decode words more fluently.](https://www.123homeschool4me.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/ng-phonics-800x800.png)

Print your cards today and watch your child soar!Happy learning!

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