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Exploring Consonant Combinations: Digraphs in Grade 4 English

In Week 7 of Grade 4 English, we explore digraphs—combinations of consonants that form unique sounds not represented by single letters. Examples include "wh," "ch," "th," and "tch." Students will learn to recognize words like "whale," "wheat," "chance," and "church" while enhancing their writing skills. Good writers are encouraged to reread and revise their work through adding, deleting, moving, or substituting words to improve clarity. Engaging activities will help students practice these digraphs effectively.

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Exploring Consonant Combinations: Digraphs in Grade 4 English

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  1. Exercise Express Grade 4 Week 7 Consonant combinations which cannot be represented by any single letter in our alphabet are called digraphs (wh-, ch-, th-, -ch, -th, -tch)

  2. whale hwāl

  3. wheat hwēt

  4. chance chăns

  5. church chûrch

  6. think thĭngk

  7. cloth klŏth

  8. shine shīn

  9. smash smăsh

  10. fetch fĕch

  11. scratch skrăch

  12. cloth klŏth The cloth was pretty. Good writers reread and revise by adding, deleted, moving, or substituting. Stretch It!

  13. my brothers haved a chansto thing about the scrash on the desk? Good writers reread and edit. Fix It!

  14. Good readers make words with sounds. Add It!

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