(R217) Digraph sentences featuring sh, ck, th, wh and qu words (Volume 1)

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Once students have learned:

it’s time to work on high frequency split digraphs like <sh>, <ck>, <th>, <wh> and <qu>.

This resource contains 36 silly sentences loaded with <sh>, <ck>, <th>, <wh> and <qu> digraphs.

Description

Research shows that there are around 64 high frequency letter-sound combinations that should be taught explicitly as part of any systematic, synthetic phonics program.

These “grapheme-phoneme correspondences” include high frequency digraphs (two letter combinations associated with one speech sound each), like <sh>, <ck>, <th>, <wh> and <qu> (see below).

64 Grapheme Phoneme Correspondences and 100 high frequency words

Once students have learned:

it’s time to work on high frequency split digraphs like <sh>, <ck>, <th>, <wh> and <qu>.

This resource contains 36 silly sentences loaded with <sh>, <ck>, <th>, <wh> and <qu> digraphs.

To revise these letter-sound links in isolation, check out our free teaching video here, which also revises the Basic Code: https://youtu.be/kJQyu8dtd3g

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