Consonant Blends and Digraphs

The video tutorial covers consonant blends and digraphs, starting with an introduction to the lesson. It includes practice with digraphs like 'wh', 'ch', and 'sh', and explains digraph blends using the word 'shred'. The lesson involves building words, identifying digraphs and blends, and writing and marking words. The session concludes with final practice and a summary of the key concepts.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Vowel sounds

• Consonant blends and digraphs

• Grammar rules

• Sentence structure

Which of the following is a digraph?

• sh

• pl

• tr

• bl

In the word 'shred', what is the role of 'sh'?

• A digraph

• A vowel

• A suffix

• A consonant blend

What is a digraph blend?

• A blend of a vowel and a consonant

• A blend of two vowels

• A blend of two consonants

• A blend of a digraph and a consonant

What is the vowel sound in the word 'shred'?

• Long vowel

• Short vowel

• Silent vowel

• Diphthong

Which word has a digraph at the beginning?

• Golf

• Gust

• Pinch

• Shred

Which of the following words is a closed syllable?

• Open

• Shred

• Tree

• Fly

In the word 'pinch', which part is the digraph?

• ch

• nc

• in

• pi

What is the first sound in the word 'pinch'?

• n

• i

• ch

• p

What happens when 'st' in 'gust' is changed to 'sh'?

• The word becomes 'gash'

• The word becomes 'gusty'

• The word becomes 'gusts'

• The word becomes 'gush'