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Unit 5: Spelling the consonant digraphs, part 2

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Unit 5: Spelling the consonant digraphs, Part 2

Unit StartPage 1: The consonant digraphs sh, ph and ch saying /k/Page 2: The /sh/ sound: sh, ch, ti, ciCourse Test: Spelling test: /sh/ wordsPage 4: Spelling test: /sh/ wordsPage 5: Homophones for the /sh/ sound: sh, ch, ti, ciPage 6: Another sound for ch: /k/Course Test: Spelling test: ch = /k/Page 8: Homophones for ph wordsPage 9: Spelling the /f/ sound with phCourse Test: Spelling test: /ph/ wordsPage 11: Spelling test: /ph/ wordsUnit End

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Another sound for ch: /k/

 In some words, the digraph ch creates a /k/ sound.
Like in school.

Often these words come from ancient Greek.		 School teaching k sound

Some more examples:

ache
anchor
chaos
chemist
choir (say 'kwire')
chorus
echo
monarch
orchid
scheme
stomach		 architect
character
chemistry
cholera
orchestra
mechanic
technical
technology		 Christ
Christmas
Christine
Christopher
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