Overview
Digraphs are two letters that come together to make one sound. For example, in the word 'shoes,' the 'sh' makes a unique sound. Learning about digraphs helps us read and spell better. When we know digraphs, we can sound out new words and understand what we read more easily. Let's explore digraphs and see how they work in different words!
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Identify common digraphs in words.
- ✓ Pronounce words that contain digraphs correctly.
- ✓ Write words using digraphs in sentences.
- ✓ Distinguish between digraphs and single letters.
- ✓ Read a short story and highlight all the digraphs.
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