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1 Five digraphs are part of the 42 sounds. The first three digraphs are ch ( chat ), sh ( ship ), and wh ( whip ). Digraphs are two consonants that make one sound. Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Digraphs CH, SH, and WH Copy and arc the digraphs. Say their sounds. Then prove the words. sh ch wh shark cash brush shop shaft dish ship chat chest lunch chin chess church rich when wheel white whiff whale whim whip Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 56 Computer lesson24

2 Section Ten: Two TH Digraphs Two digraphs look the same but have different sounds. They are th ( the ) and th ( thud ). Copy and arc the digraphs. Say their sounds. Then prove the words. th th th th th th them this that the than thick thin thorn with path ever never every very Most Common Words Practice writing these Most Common Words. Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 56 Computer lesson 24

3 Since digraphs are consonants, when they follow the vowel they act as guardian consonants. A digraph gets only one guardian star because it makes only one sound. Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Decode and Read with Digraphs Prove the words below. They all contain digraphs. Some follow the Five Phonetic Skills and some contain murmur diphthongs. Watch for digraphs that act as guardian consonants! * shore wish shell chime X chill beach watch harsh whine this think north white whale dash shut fish whip catch pinch Find and circle the digraph words in the story below. Read the story. The wind whipped at Thad s coat. White capped waves dashed at the north shore as he pulled his boat onto the beach. Chimes from the church bells could faintly be heard on the chill air. It was five o clock and time for Thad to be home. He smiled as he left the harsh wind behind and dashed for the warmth and safety of his cottage. It was much better to watch the storm while shut inside his warm home. There would be no more fishing to think about until the storm moved on. Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 56 Computer lesson 24

4 Use both Decoding Skill #1 and Decoding Skill #2 to prove these words. Then read the sentences. Section Ten: Digraphs in Multi-Syllable Words sharpen chimney shimmer sherbet thermos whimper garnish shelter approach chimpanzee orthodontist shabby 1. I smiled as I watched the chimpanzees perform. 2. The waitress approached with a cup of sherbet garnished with mint leaves. 3. I heard a soft whimper. A shabby little dog was seeking shelter from the storm. 4. My brother and I both went to the orthodontist and got braces on our teeth. Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 56 Computer lesson 24

5 There are five more digraphs. They are not part of the 42 sounds. These three digraphs have the same sound as the consonants n, f, and r. Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Digraphs KN, PH, and WR Copy and arc the digraphs. Say their sounds. Prove the words. kn ph wr knit knead knee knot knife phone photo phase graph Phil wrap write wrote wring wrong Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 57

6 Copy and arc the digraphs. Say their sound. Prove the words. gn ck These last two digraphs have the sounds /n/ and /k/. The digraph ck is used only at the end of words. Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Digraphs GN, and CK gnash gnome gnat gnarl gnu truck chick duck pick check only says shoe push put Most Common Words Practice writing these Most Common Words. Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 57

7 Select one digraph to put in each blank. Read the words you build. th sh in in in sh ch ip ip ip Section Ten: Rhyming With Digraphs ch wh th sta bla tra Ja sa tra fla clo blo flo mo sto ch mun bun pun lun cat lat bat mat pin fin flin cin Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 57

8 Section Ten: Digraph Blends When digraphs join with the three blend letters l, r, and s, they form digraph blends. The sound of the digraph ch changes from /ch/ to /k/. Prove the words then practice writing the MCWs. th+r = thr thrust throne sh=r = shr shrimp shrub ph+l = phl (fl) ph+r = phr (fr) ch+l = chl (kl) ch+r = chr (kr) pholx phrase chloride chrome s+ch = sch (sk) scheme pretty Most Common Words onion seven move Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 58

9 These words use all ten digraphs. Prove and read each word. Section Ten: Prove It! cash white chill sharp beach gnome write thumb charm share wrench knock charge phase rock phone knife match whip shine when this while thick Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 58

10 Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Proving Words With Digraph Blends f thr phl shr sch phr chr f Prove each word. Be sure to arc all three letters in the digraph blends. throat shred phrase phlox throne scheme shrug thrust three shrimp chrome shrub Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 58

11 Add an s or an es to make each word plural. Remember ss, zz, x, ch, and sh need an es! Section Ten: Plurals If you have trouble reading any word, prove it before adding the ending. class pot beach fox frog shell church trail pan wish buzz rope chime box sash nail shine eat thrill glass itch Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 59

12 Most words that end in the digraph ch have a silent t. Most words that end in ge have silent d. Follow the directions on the page. Fill in the silent letter. Section Ten: -TCH and -DGE ma ch we ge bri ge fu ge i ch wi ch lo ge e ge pi ch la ch ju ge Du ch through view wrong iron Most Common Words Practice writing these Most Common Words. Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 59

13 Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Review Digraphs in One-Syllable Words & S-Blends Split Write the five digraphs that are part of the 42 sounds. (Remember, they all end with h!) Write the five digraphs that have a consonant sound. Prove the following words. They all contain digraphs. whine wish wrote knife graph chick gnash math whale then knot phone In the following words, the s-blend will split. Prove these words by placing the syllable box between the blend. whisper sister plastic master history disturb discard system basket Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 59

14 Follow the directions on the page. Section Ten: Review Digraphs in Multi-Syllable Words Prove the following multi-syllable words. These words all contain digraphs. children birthday digraph ketchup shamrock chimney thunder refresh approach pharmacy parchment purchase whistle thirteen synchronize Read these Most Common Words. ever never every very says shoe only push put pretty onion seven move through view wrong iron Copyright March 2005 ISBN Manual lesson 59