PR-6219UK Reading for Success - Book 4
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Phonics<br />
Consonant digraphs<br />
When two consonants side-by-side make one sound, they are called a digraph.<br />
For example, s makes its own sound and so does h, but when they are put<br />
together they make a different sound (as in the words brush and shape).<br />
1. Read the words below. Write each consonant digraph on the line.<br />
(a) thirty<br />
(b) phone<br />
(c) write<br />
(d) chew<br />
(e) tough<br />
(f) when<br />
(g) shell<br />
(h) knit<br />
(i) kick<br />
(j)<br />
sign<br />
2. Choose a word from the word box to complete each sentence.<br />
(a) Which woman is your ?<br />
(b) Is that<br />
Word box<br />
wrong knife mother share wheel chalk<br />
Viewing sample<br />
sharp?<br />
(c) The teacher had<br />
on her hands.<br />
(d) What’s<br />
(e) I need to fix the<br />
(f) Would you like to<br />
with you?<br />
on my bike.<br />
my chocolate bar?<br />
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