Consonant Digraphs

First Grade

Common Core Standards

RF.1.3 – Phonics and word recognition

a. know the spelling-sound correspondences for common consonant digraphs (two letters that represent one sound)

Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to identify 4 “sh” consonant digraphs by looking at a picture, then writing the word with the correct digraph. Also, by identifying and circling the “sh” digraphs.

What is a Consonant Digraph?

A consonant digraph is two letters that make one sound

-wh -ch -th -sh

Today, we will be looking at the sound…

-sh

-sh

shoe

Consonant Digraph “sh”

Consonant Digraph “sh”

-sh

ship

-sh

shapes

Consonant Digraph “sh”

-sh

shell

Consonant Digraph “sh”

-sh

shop

Consonant Digraph “sh”

-sh

fish

Consonant Digraph “sh”

Can you think of anymore “sh” examples?

Pair Share:

Turn to your shoulder partner and give him

or her another example of a word

that has “sh”sound in it!