Understanding Digraphs and Blending Sounds

The video tutorial introduces the concept of digraphs, which are two letters that make one sound. It covers common digraphs such as WH, CH, SH, and TH, and demonstrates how to blend these digraphs into words. The tutorial includes practice exercises for students to blend and read words using digraphs, encouraging active participation and reinforcing the learning process.

What is a digraph?

• A single letter that makes one sound

• Two letters that make two sounds

• Two letters that make one sound

• A single letter that makes two sounds

Which of the following is a digraph?

• A

• WH

• C

• B

What sound do the letters 'WH' make together?

• Ch

• Sh

• Th

• Wha

Which digraph is used in the word 'ship'?

• WH

• CH

• SH

• TH

What is the sound of the digraph 'TH'?

• Th

• Sh

• Ch

• Wh

How do you blend the word 'whip'?

• W-Hip

• Whip

• Wh-I-P

• W-H-I-P

What is the result of blending the sounds in 'chat'?

• Chat

• Ch-At

• C-Hat

• C-H-At

Which word contains the digraph 'SH'?

• Math

• Ship

• Path

• Whip

What is the correct blend for the word 'math'?

• M-Ath

• Math

• Ma-Th

• M-A-Th

What does the word 'rich' mean?

• Having lots of money

• Being famous

• Being poor

• Being average