Digraph Mnemonics Pages {free!}

These digraph mnemonics pages are a great way to help kids make simple connections with the four most common h-digraphs: th, sh, ch, and wh.

These are samples pages from my No Prep Digraph Pages Pack.

**The free download can be found at the END of this post. Click on the teal download button.

Digraph Mnemonics Pages

What is a mnemonic? A mnemonic is a symbol, idea, or saying that helps us remember something better.

For example, when I was learning the state capitals, my mom taught me lots of helpful mnemonics such as, “Columbus took a bus to Ohio” because Columbus is the capital of Ohio. {Yes, I remember that from over 30 years ago!}

As you can see, mnemonics can be extremely helpful, especially with confusing concepts like those h-digraphs.

So I developed some helpful digraph mnemonics for:

TH – A picture of a tongue sticking out; I always tell my learners, “This is the only time it’s okay to stick your tongue out.”

SH – “Shhh! Hush!”

CH – A train says “ch-ch-ch-ch”

WH – Whisper, whisper, whisper – all said in a whispering voice, of course.

Learners can use the blank digraph mnemonics page to fill in the missing digraphs as you talk about them. {The color digraph cards in the picture above come from our No Prep Digraphs Pages Pack.} Then they can use this page as a reference during their spelling or writing time.

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