Consonant digraphs are two or three letters that make one sound, unlike blends which make two sounds. The document provides examples of common consonant digraphs like ch, tch, sh, th, and wh and their sounds. It also gives spelling words containing these digraphs for students to practice sorting and sounding out.

1. Consonant Digraphs 1 st Grade 2 nd Quarter – Block B Standard

2. Consonant Digraphs Consonant digraphs are two (or three) letters that come together to make one sound. The difference between blends and digraphs is that blends are two letters that make two sounds and digraphs make one sound. ch /ch/ tch /ch/ sh /sh/ wh /wh/ th /th/

3. match match has the consonant digraph tch which makes the sound /ch/ Sound it out! m – a – tch ma – tch match

4. Sound it out! chin ch – i – n ch i – n chin

5. Sound it out! think th – i – nk th i – nk think

6. Sound it out! chat ch – a – t ch a – t chat

7. Sound it out! whim wh – i – m wh i – m whim

8. Sort the Spelling Words when itch bunch wish patch shape that whale math what chase them

9. Sort the Spelling Word ch tch sh th wh bunch patch wish that whale chase itch shape them when math what