Meet the consonant digraphs th, sh and ch
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This document discusses consonant digraphs, which are two letters that represent a single sound. It focuses on the digraphs th, sh, and ch. Th makes a /th/ sound, sh makes a /sh/ sound, and ch has three possible sounds: /ch/ as in cheese, /sh/ as in chef, and /k/ as in chorus. Examples are provided of words containing each digraph and the sound it represents in that word, such as th in thermos, sh in dish, ch /ch/ in cheese, ch /sh/ in chef, and ch /k/ in chorus.
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- 19. Our Friends - Consonant Digraphs th, sh and ch We have learned about consonant digraphs th, sh and ch. Consonant digraphs are two consonants that join together to form one speech sound, not a blend. To complicate this more, consonant digraph ch has three different sounds: (1) /ch/ heard in cheese, (2) /sh/ heard in chef and (3) /k/ heard in chorus. th sh ch ch /sh/ ch /k/ thermos dish cheese chef chorus tch © 2018 reading2success.com