Understanding Digraphs in Words

The video tutorial reviews consonant digraphs CH, TCH, and SH, explaining how they combine two consonant sounds to create a new sound. The tutorial covers words that begin and end with these digraphs, providing examples and encouraging repetition for practice. The video concludes with a review of the digraphs and their associated sounds.

What is a consonant digraph?

• A silent letter

• A vowel sound

• A single consonant sound

• Two consonant sounds that make a new sound

Which of the following words starts with the digraph CH?

• Shell

• Fish

• Beach

• Chain

What is the sound of the digraph CH?

• Sh

• Ch

• Tch

• Th

Which word ends with the digraph CH?

• Sheep

• Lunch

• Chair

• Watch

What sound does the digraph TCH make?

• Ch

• Th

• Sh

• Tch

Which word ends with the digraph TCH?

• Beach

• Hatch

• Fish

• Shell

Which digraph is used in the word 'watch'?

• TH

• TCH

• SH

• CH

Which of the following words contains the digraph TCH?

• Beach

• Watch

• Shell

• Fish

What sound does the digraph SH make?

• Ch

• Sh

• Th

• Tch

Which of the following words starts with the digraph SH?

• Watch

• Lunch

• Shell

• Chair