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Make sure to give students a great number of visuals, usually in the form of pictures or physical objects, when you are first working on digraphs with kids. The greater the number of concrete physical examples you can give students the quicker they will take up the skill. These are usually pre-reading skills, but we have seen a number of programs review these skills in a spiral up to grade 3.

The most common sh digraphs that we see are- prefix: ship, she, shower, short, shut. suffix: trash, bush, push, dish, and wish.

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Words Are Open

Say the sound that this pair of letters makes: sh Now look at the pictures, and fill in the missing letters.

Do You Know Your Dogs?

Circle the word that names the picture. Write the word that completes each sentence. Includes fills: shrill, shy, shine, shrugged, shovel, sushi.

Fill the Diagraphs

A diagraph is two letters that make a single sound. Say the name of each picture. Then write its name on the line.

The First Sound

Circle the word that has the same beginning sound as the first word.

Diagraphs: sh and ch

Fill in the blank with the correct diagraph.

Diagraphs: sh

Say the name of each picture. Circle the pictures that contain the sh sound.

Diagraphs: sh or ch?

Choose the correct letters to complete each word.

Word Fills

Find the word that matches each picture. Write each word on the correct line.

Say the name of each picture. If it has the sh sound, draw a line to connect the picture to the diagraph. Can you think of two things whose name contains the diagraph sh? Draw a picture of each thing. Then write its name on the line.

SHHHH!

Say the name of each picture. Cut and glue the correct blend to complete each word.

Fill and Write

Read each word. Fill in the missing diagraph. Then write the word.

Front or Back

If you here the diagraph sh at the beginning of the word, color the dot before the picture. If you hear the diagraph sh at the end of the word, color the dot after the picture. If you hear sh at both ends, color both dots.

Starting and Ending Sounds

Look at the pictures, and fill in the missing letters. Circle the word that has the same ending sound as the first word.

Where Is The Sounds From?

Find the edge of the sound they are looking for in the words: mugshot, catfish, cushion, dishrag, dishes, geisha, bookshelf, crash

Diagraphs | sh/ch

Read each word. Is it missing a sh sound, or a ch sound? Color in the circle next to the correct missing sound.