PhonicsYears 0–1Phase 3 – Remaining Letters & Digraphs
Consonant digraphs: sh, ch, th, ng
Recognise consonant digraphs sh, ch, th, ng as single phonemes; read words such as shop, chip, thin, that, ring, song
What you'll learn
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Let's meet the sound 'sh' — it's the quiet sound you make when you want someone to be quiet! 🤫
- 2
What sound does 'sh' make? 🧐
- 3
Tap the letters that make the 'sh' sound to build the word 'ship'. 🚢
- 4
Let's read the word 'ship' together! 🚢
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Now build the word 'chop' — ch says 'ch-ch-ch' like a train! 🚂
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Which word starts with 'th'? (th says 'th-th-th' like in 'thumb' 👍)
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What sound does 'ng' make at the end of 'ring'? 🔔
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