-TH Digraph (unvoiced) - Lesson for Grade 1, Chapter - Digraphs
In the "-TH Digraph (unvoiced)" lesson, part of the Phonics unit on Digraphs, first-grade students will delve into understanding and mastering the unvoiced "th" sound, a fundamental aspect of English pronunciation and spelling. Through engaging activities such as the "Think About 'th' Worksheet" and the "Missing Digraph: Part 1 Worksheet," students will develop their ability to identify, differentiate, and use the unvoiced "th" sound in various words. This sound, found in words like "think" and "bath," is crucial for young learners as it is a common feature in the English language and often poses pronunciation and spelling challenges.
Learning this digraph is important because it helps students improve their reading fluency, enabling them to read more complex texts with confidence. Additionally, understanding the mechanics of the "th" sound supports spelling accuracy and enriches vocabulary, as students become more competent in identifying and using words containing this sound. This foundational knowledge in phonics is essential for building strong literacy skills, contributing to overall academic success in all subjects that require reading and writing.
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Activity 1 / Digraphs: Think About "th" Worksheet
The “Th” digraph sound is one of the trickiest sounds for kids to make and recognize. Help your child master phonics with this beautifully illustrated digraph Th printable worksheet, designed to help your little learner with this challenging digraph.
Completing this worksheet will help your child:
• Recognize words that use the digraph “Th”
• Understand the difference between voiced and voiceless sounds
Don’t forget to help your child understand key concepts as your little learner works! Using similar words to help your child pick out the correct sounds, we know that your child will reap benefits from this brilliantly colored worksheet! -
Activity 2 / Missing Digraph: Part 1 Worksheet
In phonics, digraphs are letter combinations that make just one sound. For instance, look at the letters that complete the words earth, bath, and moth; all of them end with the same two letters! Use this handy worksheet to practice the «th» digraph. Simply look at the pictures and instruct little learners to say the words aloud. Then, begin reading and sounding out the letters below each image. Check the box underneath the correct digraph to complete!
