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Enjoy these FREE Beginning Digraph Puzzles with your learners! They’re a fun way to work on phonemic awareness and phonics at the same time!
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Scroll towards the bottom of this post and click on the teal download button to snag these free blend puzzles!
You can use these puzzles to practice phonemic awareness {isolating and segmenting individual sounds} as well as phonics!
The digraphs included in this free puzzle pack are: ch, sh, th, wh, wr, kn, ph, & gn.
Place the picture puzzle pieces out first.
Learners can name the pictures and listen for the digraph at the beginning of the word. For example, /ch/ is the digraph sound at the beginning of chalk and cheese.
Give learners the puzzle pieces with the beginning digraph letters and have them match up the pieces of each puzzle. By having learners complete the puzzle, you’re connecting sounds {or phonemes} to letters {or graphemes}, which is phonics.
Confused about blends and digraphs? I’ve got a post and video that can help!
Enjoy teaching!
~Becky
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Want teaching resources with no ads and in just a click? Join The Library. You’ll get hundreds of EXCLUSIVE resources when you do.
Scroll towards the bottom of this post and click on the teal download button to snag these free blend puzzles!
FREE Beginning Digraph Puzzles
You can use these puzzles to practice phonemic awareness {isolating and segmenting individual sounds} as well as phonics!
The digraphs included in this free puzzle pack are: ch, sh, th, wh, wr, kn, ph, & gn.
Place the picture puzzle pieces out first.
Learners can name the pictures and listen for the digraph at the beginning of the word. For example, /ch/ is the digraph sound at the beginning of chalk and cheese.
Give learners the puzzle pieces with the beginning digraph letters and have them match up the pieces of each puzzle. By having learners complete the puzzle, you’re connecting sounds {or phonemes} to letters {or graphemes}, which is phonics.
Confused about blends and digraphs? I’ve got a post and video that can help!
Click below to download these puzzles:
Enjoy teaching!
~Becky
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