If your child needs some extra practice with digraphs, these digraph clip cards should be of help. Like I mentioned before, my Kindergartner and I have been working through blends and digraphs. While blends have come easier, digraphs have provided more of a challenge. For one, blends are easier to hear as they are two individual sounds. Another reason is that he has a bit of a speech delay that makes the digraphs harder for him to say, which affects how he hears them as well.
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He’s seen his sister work her Beginning Alphabet Sounds Clip Cards and her Rhyming Clip Cards and now, it was his turn to give it a go with these Beginning and Ending Digraph Clip Cards {free download at the end of this post.}
Beginning and Ending Digraph Clip Cards
In the pack, you will find 24 FREE digraph clip cards for BOTH beginning and ending digraphs {48 total.} The beginning digraph cards will be indicated with a line AFTER the digraph {example: wh_} while the ending digraphs will be indicated with a line BEFORE the digraph {example: _sh.} This way, you can even mix up the cards and students will know if they are looking for beginning or ending digraphs.
In order to include some good fine motor work, students take clothespins and clip the digraph that matches the image on the left side of the card. If you don’t have clothespins, you could improvise by asking kids to use wooden tongs and pick up small objects like pom-poms or dried beans and place them on the correct digraph.
Including SHEEP was a must, as this is his favorite animal {he has a couple of sheep stuffed animals that are his life-long buddies.}
He also did well with our ending digraph clip cards. Instead of listening for the sound at the beginning of the word, he was listening for the digraph at the END of the word, as indicated by _sh.
More Digraph Resources:
- Common Blends & Digraphs Chart
- Sh! Don’t Wake the Baby {SH Digraph Game}
- Check it! {SH, CH Digraph Game}
- Shamrock Sorting CH and SH
>>Download these FREE Digraph Clip Cards HERE.<<
~Becky
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Doris
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