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SVUSD – Grade 2

Lesson 3

Digraphs –ch-, -sh-, -th-, and -wh-

Generalization:

A digraph is two letters that make a new or single sound. The digraph –ch- stands for the

sound you hear at the beginning of the word chick. The digraph –sh- stands for the sound

you hear at the beginning of the word sheep. The digraph –th- stands for the sound you

hear at the beginning of the word this. The digraph –wh- stands for the sound you hear at

the beginning of the word what.

-ch-

-sh-

-th-

-wh-

chat

crunch

fish

shock

the

depth

who

chap

wrench

lash

short

this

length

why

chin

drench

rash

smash

that

those

whip

chop

chance

dish

shelf

than

their

when

chill

choose

rush

shine

then

earth

what

chew

ship

finish

thin

father

where

each

children

shin

sharp

with

other

which

such

change

cash

shiny

bath

third

wheel

chick

chapel

wish

shiver

math

thirty

while

reach

chapter

shed

shade

path

either

whine

child

chatter

shop

shame

them

health

white

chair

chipmunk

shot

should

thaw

mother

whole

chess

show

shelter

they

throat

wheat

chest

shown

English

moth

thread

whisper

check

shut

establish

cloth

another

whiskers

champ

shift

bookshelf

forth

anything

whimper

chimp

shall

Washington tooth

nothing

whistle

chunk

shell

teeth

together

whether

lunch

gush

thank

strength

nowhere

bunch

hush

birth

thimble

everywhere

bench

mush

thick

panther

cheek

mash

think

thought

cherry

clash

thing

thoughtful

munch

crash

there

themselves

watch

trash

these

through

beach

fresh

those

throughout

chase

crush

three

although

punch

brush

mouth

weather

brunch

shack

south

within

Homophone of the week: dear/deer

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