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    • All Games for Kids on CCVC Words

    Choose the Correct Beginning Digraphs: TH and CH Game
    Choose the Correct Beginning Digraphs: TH and CH Game

    Kids must choose the correct beginning digraphs: TH and CH.

    K RF.K.2.D
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    Build Words Using the Beginning Digraphs: chaff and shed Game
    Build Words Using the Beginning Digraphs: chaff and shed Game

    Kids must build words using the beginning digraphs: chaff and shed.

    K RF.K.2.D
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    The Ultimate Blending Challenge With chat, ship and bath Game
    The Ultimate Blending Challenge With chat, ship and bath Game

    Make learning fun with the ultimate blending challenge with chat, ship and bath.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Blending Digraphs to Make Words SH, TH & WH Game
    Blending Digraphs to Make Words SH, TH & WH Game

    Put your language skills to the test by blending digraphs to make words SH, TH & WH.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Identify Words Using Blending: shall and whiff Game
    Identify Words Using Blending: shall and whiff Game

    Kids will identify words using blending: 'shall' and 'whiff' to develop their english skills!

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Guess the Word: math and whiff Game
    Guess the Word: math and whiff Game

    Put your language skills to the test by guessing the word: math and whiff.

    K RF.K.2.B
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    The Ultimate Consonant Digraphs Challenge: whip, shell and chess Game
    The Ultimate Consonant Digraphs Challenge: whip, shell and chess Game

    Kids will play the ultimate consonant digraphs challenge: whip, shell and chess.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Beginning Digraphs and Its Name: CH, SH, TH & WH Game
    Beginning Digraphs and Its Name: CH, SH, TH & WH Game

    Let's take a look at beginning digraphs and its name: CH, SH, TH & WH.

    K RF.K.2.D
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    From Sounds to Words: lush and fish Game
    From Sounds to Words: lush and fish Game

    With the help of this game learn to translate sounds to words: lush and fish.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Guess the Word: gush and moth Game
    Guess the Word: gush and moth Game

    Kids must guess the word: gush and moth to develop their english skills!

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Rearrange Sounds to Make Words: thud and shall Game
    Rearrange Sounds to Make Words: thud and shall Game

    Ask your child to rearrange sounds to make words: thud and shall.

    K RF.K.2.B
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    Begin Segmenting With lash and chin Game
    Begin Segmenting With lash and chin Game

    Practice english by learning to begin segmenting with lash and chin.

    K RF.K.2.B
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    Find Words Using Blending: chip and shot Game
    Find Words Using Blending: chip and shot Game

    Use your skills to find words using blending: chip and shot.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Begin Blending With Consonant Digraphs SH and CH Game
    Begin Blending With Consonant Digraphs SH and CH Game

    Practice to begin blending with consonant digraphs SH and CH.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Learn Beginning Digraphs With WH and TH Game
    Learn Beginning Digraphs With WH and TH Game

    Play to learn beginning digraphs with WH and TH.

    K RF.K.2.D
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    Sequence the Letters to Make Words: shut and chaff Game
    Sequence the Letters to Make Words: shut and chaff Game

    Kids must sequence the letters to make words: shut and chaff.

    K RF.K.2.B
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    From Sounds to Words: shed and chin Game
    From Sounds to Words: shed and chin Game

    With the help of this game learn to translate sounds to words: shed and chin.

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Identify the Beginning Digraphs: whap and thug Game
    Identify the Beginning Digraphs: whap and thug Game

    Children must identify the beginning digraphs: whap and thug.

    K RF.K.2.D
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    Guess the Word: whiz and thin Game
    Guess the Word: whiz and thin Game

    Kids must guess the word: whiz and thin to develop their english skills!

    K RF.K.2.C
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    Three Consonants and a Vowel

    Words like 'chop' and 'ship' are called CCVC words, where C means consonant and V means vowels. Also, notice the sounds made from the starting letters of these words. Intone the sound of 'sh' and 'ch' from the words above. Two letters blend into a new sound to form a digraph. These digraphs are made of two consonant sounds. Their sounds also differ across words, like the difference in the sound of 'th' between 'that' and 'think.'

    With the help of online interactive, educational games, kids and their parents/teachers will have fun learning how to blend digraphs with other letters to build CCVC words. Blend' th' with 'i' and 's' to make 'this' and so on! While it seems easy, they might have difficulty blending similar appearing words like 'crop' and 'chop.'

    The fun begins with identifying the digraphs by their sight and sounds, then blending them to form new words that sound different even if their letters are the same. For instance, they'll have to rearrange the letters of a word to form new words, like changing b-a-t into t-a-b or s-p-a-n into s-n-a-p.

    Moving further, they'll take on tasks like finding the missing digraph to complete the given word and breaking a word down into its component sounds.

    As your little ones connect what they see and listen, they'll learn to tell the difference between words like 'chop' and 'shop,' 'chip' and 'ship,' and so on. Their memories of such distinct words will improve with practice. Soon, they'll expand their vocabulary with different types of words, going from 'draw' to 'drawn.'

    Consistent practice with positive support from adults is the best help kids can receive. SplashLearn's curriculum-aligned CCVC words games are designed to guide kids from different grade levels to become radiant readers.

    Is there something we missed out on? Write to us at help@splashlearn.com with your feedback and comments. We would love to hear from you and enhance the learning experience for your kids.

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