81K views · 3K reactions |  Make sure your kids know the ghosties! ➡️A digraph is when two letters make one new sound - like ch, sh and th. We call these the “ghost” digraphs because they’re less common and this helps them stick! GN in gnarly, MB in lamb, KN in knowledge, and WR in wrangle are more easily learned when we think k of the ghosts! #firstgradeteacher #homeschoolmom #learntoread #readingteacher | Sher Marshall | Facebook

Aruna - Mum, Early Childhood Educator, Linguist on Instagram: "Two letters, one sound—that’s a digraph. Here are 16 common digraphs you can practise in under a minute. How to teach (fast): • Say pure sounds (/sh/ not “shuh”; /ch/ not “chuh”). • Anchor one cue word for each digraph (/sh/ = ship, /ch/ = chip). • Mix new digraphs with known ones (3 mastered + 1 new). • Keep it tiny (3–5 minutes, end on a happy note). 🎈PS: These aren’t all the digraphs—English has many ways to spell sounds. If you

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