SH | fun phonics | how to read
Lesson created by Whitney Raser using TED-Ed's lesson creatorVideo from Kids vs Life YouTube channel
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Each letter of the alphabet makes its own unique sound, however, when you put some letters of the alphabet together they make a brand new sound! These combinations of letter are called digraphs. Today we're going to learn what happens when you put the letter "S" and "H" together! What sound do you think they will make?
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How do you think knowing the "SH" sound will help you as a reader and writer?
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Evan Matthews
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I think that by knowing the sound the "sh" makes, it will help me spell all kinds of words that contain that sound. As a reader, I will be able to quickly decode any word that contains these letters together and as I writer I will be able to extend my vocabulary to words that contain sh in the beginning, middle, or end.
Sameer Pandey
Lesson completed
It will help me be good at it and spell correctly.
Minwook Kim
Lesson completed
It would make me know more words where to fit.
