Digraphs are always a tricky thing for my little ones, especially when they appear at the end of the words! Then there is the dreaded ch and sh confusion! I wanted to isolate individual digraphs in this set, allowing my students to focus on the sound each digraph makes.
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This set has 7 game boards:
The 1st game board has ch beginning words: (ex: chip, chat and chunk.)
The 2nd game board has sh beginning words: (ex: shred, shack and shop.)
The 3rd game board has th beginnings: (ex: thing, thrill and thud.)
The 4th game board has wh beginnings: (ex: when, whiz and whack.)
The 5th game board has ch endings: (ex: lunch, switch and match.)
The 6th game board has sh endings: (ex: hush, dish and flash.)
The 7th game board has th endings: (ex: path, moth and filth.)
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I included a score sheet and a sample score sheet that can be placed in the center to help students understand how to fill it in. I give my students 1 point for each word they use correctly in a sentence. This helps me to quickly see if they are understanding the words they are decoding.
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Gray scale copies of all the game boards, rules of play, and score sheets are included as well!
This set is available in my
TpT shop!
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