Phonic Sounds - ch, sh, th, wh, ph
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In these lessons, we will learn the phonic sounds: ch, sh, th, wh and ph.
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The following diagram gives some examples of words that begin with sh, ch, th, wh. Scroll down the page for examples and explanations.
ch - Phonics
chin, chuck, chop
Cheese, chalk, chain, chick, chicken, chocolate, cherry, watch
Letterland Spelling Tip: ‘ch’ Sound
sh - Phonics
shop, shut, ship
sheep, shed, shirt, shoes, fish, toothbrush
Letterland Spelling Tip: ‘sh’ Sound
th - Phonics - thick, thin, thirsty / this, then, with
The two sounds made by the TH.
One is soft like in the word think. One is spoken like in the word this.
wh - Phonics - where, when, white
wh - whisk, white, wheel, whisper, whenever, whistle, whale, why, where, which, what.
ph words - Phonics - phone, sphere, dolphin
Between the Lions: The “ph” Song (Phish Tribute)
Sounds like an “F” but it’s a ‘PH’.
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