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for Lesson 47
Consonant Digraph Ch
Materials
Lesson plan and
teaching materials
To view the teaching materials, click on "Lesson plan and teaching materials." Then scroll to the end of the lesson to find the following materials:
- Ch digraph picture cards
- Word cards
- Ch digraph cards
- Word-family cards
- Letter cards
- Bingo card
- Practice sheet
- Workmats
Other Book
Read-Aloud Book
Cheese Power
Chip the Chimp
• Text Type: Fiction • Word Count: 269
Background
The consonant digraph ch is used to represent a single sound /ch/. It can appear in initial, final, and medial positions as in change, couch, and voucher. The digraph ch can be silent as in yacht. It can also be used to represent the /k/ sound as in chasm and anchor. When ch appears in final and medial positions, it is often spelled tch as in match, watch, pitcher, and hatchet. Other spellings include c as in cello, t as in posture, and ti as in question.
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