Understanding Diagraphs in Language

The video tutorial introduces the concept of diagraphs, which are two letters that make one sound. It covers specific examples such as 'sh' in 'shell', 'ch' in 'chocolate', 'th' in 'chick', and 'wh' in 'whistle'. Each section explains how these letter combinations create unique sounds, providing examples to illustrate the concept. The video concludes with a farewell message.

What is a diagraph?

• A single letter that makes two sounds

• Two letters that make one sound

• Two letters that make two sounds

• A letter that is silent

Which of the following is an example of the 'sh' diagraph?

• Shell

• Whistle

• Chocolate

• Chick

What sound does the 'sh' diagraph make?

• Ch

• Th

• Wh

• Sh

Which word contains the 'ch' diagraph?

• Shell

• Thick

• Chocolate

• Whistle

What sound does the 'ch' diagraph make?

• Sh

• Th

• Wh

• Ch

Which of the following words uses the 'th' diagraph?

• Chick

• Shell

• Whistle

• Thick

What sound does the 'th' diagraph make?

• Th

• Ch

• Wh

• Sh

Which word contains the 'wh' diagraph?

• Shell

• Whistle

• Thick

• Chocolate

What sound does the 'wh' diagraph make?

• Sh

• Wh

• Ch

• Th

Which of the following is not a diagraph?

• Sh

• Ch

• S

• Th