Digraph Review

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What is a digraph?

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A digraph is a combination of two letters that together represent one sound or phoneme in a word.

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Give an example of a digraph that represents the /sh/ sound.

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The digraph 'sh' in the word 'ship' represents the /sh/ sound.

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What is the digraph in the word 'think'?

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The digraph 'th' in the word 'think' represents the /θ/ sound.

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Identify the digraph in the word 'whisper'.

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The digraph 'wh' in the word 'whisper' represents the /w/ sound.

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What sound does the digraph 'ck' represent?

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The digraph 'ck' represents the /k/ sound, as in the word 'duck'.

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Provide an example of a word that contains the digraph 'th'.

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An example of a word with the digraph 'th' is 'thumb'.

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What is the role of digraphs in phonics?

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Digraphs help in understanding how certain letter combinations produce specific sounds, aiding in reading and pronunciation.

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List two common digraphs that represent the /ch/ sound.

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The digraphs 'ch' and 'tch' represent the /ch/ sound, as in 'chair' and 'watch'.

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What is the digraph in the word 'bath'?

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The digraph 'th' in the word 'bath' represents the /θ/ sound.

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Explain the difference between a digraph and a blend.

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A digraph is two letters that make one sound, while a blend is two or more letters that each retain their individual sounds when pronounced together.

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