Search results for Digraphs
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ACK Words Sentence Reading Comprehension with Picture Matching
, Not Grade Specific,
Students read decodable ACK sentences such as I can crack the egg, The duck can quack and I will whack it with my bat, and match each of the 14 to its picture.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Ack Words, Reading Comprehension, Sentence Reading Comprehension, Literacy Center, Ending Digraphs
AI or AY? Complete the Sentences
, Not Grade Specific,
Choose from eight ai and ay words to complete eight sentences, checking spelling and meaning together.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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CH, SH, TH, WH Digraphs – 6 Phonics Worksheets
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Six worksheet activities practice the CH, SH, TH, and WH consonant digraphs in both beginning and ending word positions, from circling and identifying the digraph to writing original sentences.
Author Clever Crafters
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Tags Consonant Digraphs Worksheets, CH SH TH WH Phonics, Beginning Sounds, Ending Sounds, Early Literacy
SH, CH, WH and TH: Build the Words
, Not Grade Specific,
Add sh, ch, wh or th to 21 word endings, then read your words aloud. Some endings allow more than one valid answer.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Harry the Dirty Dog – Picture Book Study Set
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A companion packet for the picture book Harry the Dirty Dog supplies discussion questions with model answers, craft ideas, and video links, but not the book itself.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
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Tags Harry The Dirty Dog, Picture Book Study, Handwriting Practice, Sight Words, Vocabulary, Art Template, Digraphs, Story Elements, Sorting Activity, Harry The Dirty Dog Activities
Link's Mink NK Phonics Stories Reading Comprehension Worksheet
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The phonics passage contains two brief episodes linked by repeated words ending in nk. One centres on confusion about a pet animal and an attempted bath; the other presents an adult unable to reach a destination because of an empty vehicle. The question page asks readers to identify the animal, the mistaken belief, the destination, and whether a solution or fuel was available. Page three is a directly labelled completed key.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Digraphs, Blends, Reading Comprehension, Linkmink