Lessons on Words with Consonant Changes

​Words with Digraphs Ch and Sh

​by: Ma. Barbara E. Yadao

Words with Digraphs Ch and Sh

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​Digraph

​are those speech sounds made by groups of two consonants to make a single sound.

Example: 1 .     /ch/ as in beach

2.     /sh/ as in shop

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​ Some digraphs are found both at the beginning and ending of a word. If the consonant digraph sound ch or sh is produced at the beginning, it is called initial consonant sound ch or sh.

If the consonant digraph sound is produced at the end, it is called final consonant sound ch or sh.

​Observe the given set of words in each box. Read and study how these words are pronounced and spelled.

Multiple Choice

Answer the questions about the short story. Choose the correct answer from the given choices in each item.

Who are friends in the story?

• Sheena and Vina

• Charise and Ted

• Charise and Sheena

• Sheena and Ted

Multiple Choice

What do they love to play?

• chess

• swimming

• badminton

• cheerleading

Multiple Choice

Where did their families go one time?

• near the beach

• near the big mall

• near the river

• near the school

Multiple Choice

What did they prepare before they went to the beach?

• Shampoo and brush only

• Shampoo, brushes and shirts only

• Shampoo, brushes, shirts and shoes only

• Shampoo, brushes, shirts, shoes and other clothes.

Multiple Choice

What moral lesson did you learn from the short story?

•   There is nothing to learn.

• Learn to play with friends.

• Learn to eat and enjoy life only.

• Learn to cherish the moment with family and friends.