Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun learning about sounds that letters make when they come together? Let’s dive in and explore some cool letter combinations!
When the letters C and H are together, they make the sound “ch.” Here are some words with the “ch” sound:
Sometimes, C and H can be at the end of a word, like in:
Next, let’s look at the letters S and H. Together, they make the sound “sh.” Check out these words:
S and H can also be at the end of a word, like in:
The letters T and H can make two different sounds. Sometimes, they make a soft sound, like in:
And they can be at the end of a word, too:
Sometimes, T and H make a hard sound, like in:
And in the middle or end of words like:
When C and K are together, they make the “k” sound. Here are some examples:
The letters P and H together make the “f” sound. Look at these words:
And in the middle of words like:
And at the end of words like:
Sometimes, G and H together at the end of a word sound like “f.” Here are some examples:
The letters W and H together make the sound “wh.” Check out these words:
The letters S H and R together make the sound “shr.” Here are some words:
Did you know? A shrike is a small bird that eats insects and can even catch small mammals!
The letters Q and U together make the sound “qu.” Here are some examples:
The letters T, C, and H together make the sound “tch.” Check out these words:
Great job learning all these sounds! Keep practicing, and you’ll be a sound expert in no time!
Sound Hunt: Go on a sound hunt around your home or classroom! Find objects or items that have the “ch,” “sh,” or “th” sounds. For example, you might find a chair for “ch,” a shell for “sh,” or a toothbrush for “th.” Write down or draw a picture of each item you find. How many can you discover?
Sound Sorting Game: Create a set of cards with words from the lesson, each card featuring one of the sounds: “ch,” “sh,” “th,” “ck,” “ph,” “gh,” “wh,” “shr,” “qu,” or “tch.” Mix them up and sort them into groups based on their sounds. You can do this with a friend or family member and see who can sort them the fastest!
Make Your Own Word Book: Create a mini-book by folding paper and stapling it together. On each page, write a word from the lesson that has one of the special sounds. Draw a picture to go with each word. Share your book with your classmates or family and teach them about the sounds you’ve learned!
Here’s a sanitized version of the provided YouTube transcript, removing any unnecessary elements and ensuring clarity:
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**Transcript:**
[Music]
Let’s learn! The letters C and H together make the sound “ch.”
C H – chair
C H – cherry
C H – cheese
C H – choo choo
C H – chest
C H – chimp
C H – church
C H – chase
C H – chips
C H – chili
C H – child
C H – James
The letters C and H can come at the end of a word:
C H – lunch
C H – punch
The letters S and H together make the sound “sh.”
S H – sheep
S H – shad
S H – short
S H – shore
S H – shells
S H – shine
S H – shark
S H – ship
S H – shirt
S H – shorts
S H – shake
S H – shop
The letters S and H can come at the end of a word:
S H – dish
S H – wash
It’s trash.
S H – push
S H – fish
S H – splash
Sometimes the letters T and H together make a soft sound:
T H – thunder
T H – thumb
T H – think
T H – thing
T H – thorn
The letters T and H can make a soft sound at the end of a word:
T H – earth
T H – thief
T H – north
T H – south
T H – moth
T H – math
[Applause]
Sometimes the letters T and H together make a hard sound:
T H – this
T H – that
The letters T and H can make a hard sound in the middle or at the end of a word:
D H – father
D H – mother
D H – feather
The letters C and K together make the sound “k”:
C K – duck
C K – truck
C K – clock
C K – rock
C K – stick
C K – trick
C K – dog
C K – flock
C K – pack
C K – snack
The letters P and H together can make the “f” sound:
P H – phone
P H – photo
The letters P H can make the “f” sound in the middle of a word:
P H – elephant
P H – trophy
[Applause]
The letters P H can make the “f” sound at the end of a word:
P H – autograph
P H – Ralph
Sometimes the letters G and H together at the end of a word sound like “f”:
G H – trough
G H – laugh
G H – cough
G H – enough
G H – tough
G H – rough
The letters W and H together make the sound “wh”:
W H – what
W H – where
W H – well
W H – whale
W H – whisper
W H – which
W H – whisk
W H – whiskers
W H – wins
W H – wheel
W H – white
W H – whistle
W H – with
W H – wheat
The letters S H and R together make the sound “shr”:
S H R – shrimp
S H R – shrink
S H R – shrub
S H R – shrug
S H R – shrine
S H R – shrike
You may not have heard that last word before; a shrike is a type of small bird that eats insects and can even catch small mammals.
S H R – shrew
S H R – shred
The letters Q and U together make the sound “qu”:
Q U – square
Q U – squash
Q U – squirt
Q U – squat
Q U – squirrel
Q U – squabble
Q U – squat
The letters T, C, and H together make the sound “tch”:
T C H – witch
D C H – watch
T C H – pitch
T C H – catch
H B C H – switch
C H – match
P C H – thatch
D C H – latch
T C H – sketch
Great job!
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