Post on 24-Dec-2015
Digraphs
Standard 1.1: Learning to Read IndependentlyB. Demonstrate Phonemic Awareness, the ability to hear and manipulate
Sounds in spoken words.C. Demonstrate knowledge of the Alphabetic Principle, the ability to Associate sounds with letters and use these sounds to form words.
Definition of Consonant Digraph:
consists of two consonants that together represent one sound (sh, ch, th, wh)
A digraph can be at the beginning of a word.
Thumb
Sheep
Chin
Wheel
A digraph can be in the middle of a word.
Mother
Mushroom
Lunchroom
A digraph can be at the end of a word.
Teeth
Fish
Bench
Let’s try a few together…
ch /ch/
ch air
ch /ch/
ben ch
th /th/
th ief
th /th/
mo th er
sh /sh/
sh ovel
sh /sh/
fi sh
wh /wh/
wh eel
Definition of Vowel Digraph:
two vowels together that make one phoneme or sound (bread, need, book, field).
Vowel digraphs can be found in the middle of words.
bread book
field feed
Let’s try a few together…
ea (eh)
br ea d
ee (ē)
f ee d
ie /ē/
f ie ld
oo /oo/
b oo k