Ch and th digraphs

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This document provides an overview of teaching children about words containing the digraphs "ch", "sh", and "th". It lists objectives of being able to read, identify, write, and use these digraph words. Examples of words are given for each digraph, such as "cherry", "cheese", and "thumb". The document concludes with assigning children a workbook page to practice these digraph words.

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Objectives
• Can
• read,
• Identify,
• Write and
• Use
• ch, sh and th words

Topic: Digraphs
Monday
5th April.2021
Ch Sh Th
Chip Shop Teeth
Cheese Sheep Thumb
Chin Ship Thin
Chair Push Thanks

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