When kids have mastered the CVC words, teaching digraphs gets easy as digraphs produce a different sound when combined. And when you support learning with online games such as SplashLearn's games for kindergarteners on digraph CH , it would be a lot easier for your kids to pronounce sounds correctly.
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There are 7 digraphs: ee, oo, ph, wh, ch, sh, and th. Individual sounds of each of these pairs will have a different sound than combined.
CH digraph is a consonant digraph where two consonants C and H come together to create a third sound /ch/ as in chip or chop. When /c/ is used individually, it sounds like/k/. Thus, the children may end up pronouncing the word /chop/ as /khop/.
SplashLearn's games will help your kid to pronounce the sound and use a few varieties of words that will give CH sound. So, when your kid practices through online educational games which are curriculum aligned, learning becomes fun, engaging, and interactive.
The CH digraph that you plan to teach your kids in kindergarten grade is pretty simple to understand. Although pronouncing it might be a task for the kids, we suggest using words like "Ah-choo (sneezing sound)" to teach them.
Here's a small list of CH digraph words for your kids:
Show your kids support by actively helping them with learning the CH digraph. Avoid being too stern with them as that might make them lose interest. Show them videos, rhymes, and our CH digraph games to better understand the topic.
CH digraphs may make your child's life a little more complicated, but your encouragement would mean the world to them. If your kids face any difficulty, you can always use SplashLearn's online interactive games to teach them digraphs.
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