Digraphs Flash Cards
These digraphs flash cards give K to 2nd grade readers 18 fold-over picture cards for ch, sh, th, wh, ck and ph. A practice worksheet and answer key are included for quick phonics review.
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These digraphs flash cards help young readers hear and read the six digraphs ch, sh, th, wh, ck and ph. A digraph is two letters that work together to make one sound, like the s and h in ship. Knowing digraphs lets children decode many common words they could not sound out letter by letter, which makes digraph practice a key step in early phonics from kindergarten through second grade.
How to Use These Flash Cards
Each card folds over: the picture is on the front, and the digraph and the word are on the back. Print the sheets one-sided, fold each sheet on the center line and make a few straight cuts. Show the picture, have children say its name and tell which two letters make one sound, then flip the card to check the digraph and read the word together. A practice worksheet lets children show what they learned.
What’s Included
- A How to Use page with steps, prep tips and extension ideas
- 18 fold-over picture cards, three for each digraph: ch, sh, th, wh, ck and ph
- A 1st grade practice worksheet: circle the digraph in each picture’s name
- An answer key with a full card list and the practice answers
Why These Cards Help Kids Learn
First, children say each word before they see its spelling, which trains them to listen for the digraph sound. Second, flipping the card gives instant feedback, so children check themselves and remember the two letters. Third, the cards show digraphs at the start, middle and end of words, like chair, dolphin and duck, so children learn to spot them anywhere in a word.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Copy the cards onto cardstock and keep each set in a zip-top bag for a phonics center. Sort the cards into six digraph groups, or sort them by where the digraph sits in the word. Play a quick game: hold up a picture and let children race to name the digraph. These kindergarten digraphs flash cards also grow with your readers, since second graders can write a sentence for each word. Pair the digraphs flash cards with the resources below for more digraph practice.
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