Comment "link" for a DM to learn more about these 9 different word work centers with 70 blends and digraphs word picture cards that use real photographs, including recording sheets. #kindergartenactivities #phonics #digraphs #scienceofreading | Kindergarten Smorgasboard

Save these 2 ideas to practice digraphs. If you find these ideas useful, get the Learn to Read: Part 3 Consonant Digraph resource.It’s 60 page - 200 decodable digraph words resource that has a step by step guide to teach, practice, and read digraph words. It is 95% decodable, meaning you only need to know letter and short vowel sounds to decode the words. There are 20 activities such as mystery pictures, dice game, decoding, color by code, this or that to name a few. It focuses on reading compre

Teaching digraphs to 5-year-olds can be a fun and engaging process! Here are some basic tips to help you get started: 🔤Introduce with Visuals: Use flashcards or pictures to introduce common digraphs like "ch," "sh," "th," "wh," and "ph." Show an image along with the digraph to help children associate the sound with the visual. 🔤Make it Playful: Incorporate games and activities that involve digraphs. For example, you can have a digraph scavenger hunt where children find objects around the house

✨ Struggling with tricky sounds while teaching reading? Here’s a simple way to make digraphs (two letters, one sound) click for kids! 🪄📚 👉 The path to reading success starts step by step: 1️⃣ Letter sounds 2️⃣ Short vowel word families 3️⃣ Digraphs 4️⃣ Blends 5️⃣ Magic e 6️⃣ Vowel teams … and more! Here are a few fun decodable words to practice digraphs ⬇️ Sh – shed, shin, ship, shop, shot, shut, dish, fish, wish, bash, dash, mash, sash, gush, hush, lush, rush, cash, crash, flash, splash Ch –

A song for Digraphs / trigraphs and split digraphs...coming after Easter! So this is like a mashed together look of how Jump On It (a song for digraphs / trigraphs and split digraphs) will look and sound. I’ve mashed it alongside a Just Dance video to give you all the look of how it will be. I’ve been doing it for 3/4 years now, alongside My Boom Shake the Alphabet song and just haven’t got around to making a video for it. We dance at the beginning and then use flash cards or point at the displa