Digraphs are 2 letters of the alphabet that together make one single sound. Examples of consonant digraphs are ch, sh, th, wh, and ph.
Learning digraph sounds will help children's ability to read words.
Learning each digraph separately is recommended. Then, lessons involving multiple digraphs can be introduced.
Digraphs are usually taught in Kindergarten and Grade 1.
After students have learned about the digraphs ch and sh, they could try my free digital game available in my Boom Learning Store or my TPT Store.
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| BOOM DIGITAL GAME |
BOOM STORE LINK:
https://wow.boomlearning.com/deck/digraphs-ch-and-sh-2YFgqrQsJqnac33mL
TPT STORE LINK:
After students have learned about the digraphs, ch, sh, th, wh, and ph, they can use my 2 free printable consonant digraph games to review the sounds. The games are a free download at my website.
Click below:
https://www.LearningWorkroom.com
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| DIGRAPHS GAME |
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| DIGRAPHS GAME |
All 3 of these free games are no-prep for the teacher but lots of fun for your students. The kids can use the games to practice and review basic phonics and reading skills. The games can be used any time of the year!
Games are an easy and fun way for kids to review basic skills and maintain their previous learning!
Have fun teaching about digraphs!!!
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