The /ch/ sound (found in words like “chair,” “lunch,” and “cheese”) is one of the first digraphs children learn. Our comprehensive /ch/ worksheets make mastering this essential sound engaging, interactive, and effective for young readers.
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Key Benefits for Educators
✅ Aligned with Science of Reading – Systematic, explicit instruction
✅ Multi-Sensory Approach – Visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning
✅ Three Levels of Differentiation – For intervention to enrichment
✅ Minimal Prep Required – Just print and teach!
✅ Engaging Formats – Games, crafts, and interactive activities
Suggested Teaching Sequence
Monday: Introduce /ch/ with anchor chart and word hunt
Tuesday: Word sorting and beginning sound practice
Wednesday: Middle/ending sounds and word families
Thursday: Game day with board game and craft
Friday: Assessment and extension activities
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Why These Worksheets Work
Research shows that:
- Students learn digraphs faster with explicit instruction
- Game-based practice increases retention by 60%
- Multi-sensory approaches benefit all learners
Our worksheets combine all three research-backed methods!
Bonus Teaching Tips
- Add physical movement – “chop” hands together when saying /ch/
- Use mirrors to practice mouth formation
- Create a /ch/ word wall with student drawings
- Send home a /ch/ scavenger hunt for family involvement
Final Thoughts
With these engaging /ch/ worksheets, your students will build confidence with this essential digraph through play-based learning. The variety of activities ensures all learning styles are addressed while making phonics fun!
