Find the Digraph
Find the digraph in ship. Say its sound, then read the word.
sh; /sh/; ship
Find the digraph in chin. Say its sound, then read the word.
ch; /ch/; chin
Find the digraph in thin. Say its sound, then read the word.
th; /th/; thin
Find the prefix in unhappy. What does it mean?
un-; not
Read this word: ship. Tell how the first two letters help.
ship; sh makes /sh/
Read this word aloud: when. Which two letters make one sound?
when; wh
Read this word aloud: fish. Which two letters make one sound?
fish; sh
Read this word aloud: lunch. Which two letters make one sound?
lunch; ch
Find the prefix in rewrite. What does it mean?
re-; again
Read this word: reread. What does re- tell you?
reread; read again
Listen to the word shop. Spell the whole word on your board.
s-h-o-p; shop
Listen to the word path. Spell the whole word on your board.
p-a-t-h; path
Listen to the word much. Spell the whole word on your board.
m-u-c-h; much
Find the prefix in preschool. What does it mean?
pre-; before
Spell the word thick. Which digraph begins it?
t-h-i-c-k; th
In unhappy, identify the prefix and tell what it means.
un-; not; unhappy means not happy
In reread, identify the prefix and tell what it means.
re-; again; reread means read again
In preview, identify the prefix and tell what it means.
pre-; before; preview means view before
Read the word shell. Which word part helped you read it?
shell; sh says /sh/
Read the word reopen. Which prefix changes the meaning of open?
reopen; re- means again
Spell the word chat. Explain why you used ch.
c-h-a-t; ch makes /ch/ at the beginning