How it works
These consonant digraphs worksheets open on a sort: fifteen words to write under sh, ch and th. Word list also has wh and ph, the same digraphs at the end of a word, and longer words.
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Sort by digraph
A sorting sheet takes five words from the list on show and five from each of the two lists after it. From List 1 that is sh, ch and th at the start: ship, chin, thin. From List 5 it is the same three at the end: fish, lunch, bath. For digraph worksheets for kindergarten, stay with Lists 1 to 3, where most words have three sounds.
Write the missing digraph
Choose Missing letters under What goes on the sheet. Each word prints with its two letters left out, __ip for ship, under a box of the list's eight words. No blank fits two words of a list.
- For ch worksheets alone, pick List 2 or List 6 and Missing letters. List 1 or List 5 makes an sh worksheet.
- The answer key prints as the last page. To leave it off, open More options and untick Add an answer key as the last page.
- Every word has a hint under the tool: leave the h out of then and it turns into ten.
Questions and answers
What is a consonant digraph?
Two letters that stand for one consonant sound. The most common are ch, ph, sh and th. In ship the s and the h are not said one after the other: together they spell one new sound.
Are there th digraph worksheets?
Yes. List 3 has th at the start, List 7 th at the end and List 11 longer th words. Th has two sounds: whispered in thin and bath, buzzing in this and then. The hints under the tool say which.
Is wh a digraph?
Yes: two letters, one sound. In most accents today wh is said as w, so when starts like wet. List 4 holds eight wh words. Who is left out, because there the wh is said as h.
Do the digraph worksheets print with answers?
Five of the seven sheets do: Sort by list, Missing letters, Word shapes, Unscramble and ABC order. The key is the last page of the print. Trace and write and Write a sentence have nothing to mark, so they print no key.