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45. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.1.3.A
45.1 Recognizing Consonant Digraph Sounds
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Chapter 45.1
Master Consonant Digraph Sounds - Ch, Sh, Th, Wh, Ph
You will learn how letter pairs work together to create special sounds that help you read better.
What You'll Learn
You learn consonant digraphs are two letters making one sound
You practice identifying ch sh th wh ph sounds in words
You connect digraph sounds to reading familiar words and books
You build foundation skills for decoding more complex reading patterns
What You'll Practice
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You identify consonant digraph sounds in words like cheese and whale
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You match digraph letters to their sounds in listening activities
3
You complete words by choosing correct digraph letters for sounds
Why This Matters
You need consonant digraph sounds to read many common words correctly and become a confident, independent reader.
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Consonant Digraphs
Phonics
Sound Recognition
Reading Skills
Letter Pairs
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