Consonant Digraph Worksheets and Teaching Resources
Consonant digraphs are phonemes that are represented by two graphemes, or if you like, one sound that is represented by two consonant letters such as the SH in ship, the CH in chop, the TH in math, the NG in king, the CK in duck, and the LL in hill.
I generally teach consonant digraphs right after teaching CVC words since this allows me to review the short vowel sounds before going on to the more complicated long vowels and vowel digraphs. As such, the consonant digraph resources found here are mostly of the CVC variety where one of the consonants has been replaced by a consonant digraph.
Consonant Digraph Large Text Flashcards
These are text only large flashcards with consonant digraph words. I use them mostly for assessment or review.
Consonant Digraph Word Searches
Word searches that cover the digraphs SH, TH, CH, LL, CK, and NG.
Dragon Words with Consonant Digraphs
Sets of flashcards with consonant digraphs and no pictures for an emphasis on decoding. These cards come from the Dragon Words Section
Consonant Digraph Word Skills -Begins With
Simple worksheets where students identify the letters that make the first sound of a word and make a sentence using begins with.
Chop Begins With CH
Ship Begins With SH
Consonant Digraph Word Skills -Ends With
Simple worksheets where students identify the letters that make the final sound of a word and make a sentence using ends with.