
Ending Digraphs Sentences Worksheet
The Ending Digraphs Sentences Worksheet helps 2nd graders choose the digraph — ch, sh, th, tch, ng, or ph — that completes each word in a sentence. Includes a complete answer key for quick, no-prep phonics practice.
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Description
The Ending Digraphs Sentences Worksheet helps 2nd grade students master the consonant digraphs that spell the ending sounds of words. A digraph is two letters that work together to make one sound, like ch, sh, th, tch, ng, and ph. On this ending digraphs sentences worksheet, children read a sentence, look at the word with a missing ending, and choose the digraph that completes it correctly.
This 2nd grade digraphs worksheet is simple to use and completely no-prep — just print it and hand it out. For each of the seven sentences, students read for meaning, decide which ending digraph finishes the word, and fill in the bubble next to their choice. The friendly puppy theme keeps young readers engaged, and a full answer key is included so checking work takes only a moment.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- 7 fill-in-the-bubble sentence items covering ch, sh, th, tch, ng, and ph
There are three reasons children love learning with this resource. First, reading each digraph inside a real sentence connects spelling to meaning, so the skill sticks. Second, the fill-in-the-bubble format is quick and confidence-building, letting students work independently. Third, this Ending Digraphs Sentences Worksheet gives focused practice with the trickier endings — like tch and ph — that young spellers often confuse. Together these features make digraph practice clear and rewarding.
Teachers and parents can keep the learning going in playful ways. Make a digraph word sort with cards for ch, sh, th, and tch, and have children group real words under each. Go on a digraph hunt in a favorite storybook, listing every ending-digraph word you find. Or play a quick “finish the word” game aloud, saying a word without its ending and asking your child which digraph completes it. These hands-on activities reinforce ending sounds and build strong readers.
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