Lesson 31 Digraph th Consonant Digraph/ Underline (Line Through Voiced)

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1. Lesson 31 Digraph th Consonant Digraph/ Underline (Line Through Voiced)
2. Echo-What sound do you hear in the
3. Right! /th/ is the sound we hear
4. Digraph thDi means twoand graph means letter
5. Echo-What sound do you hear in the
6. Right! /th/ is the sound we hear
7. Digraph thDi means twoand graph means letter
8. WHITE BOARDS-
9. th
10. New Cards
11. You put this little cap on the
12. th
13. This is one of the thin, light
14. th
15. New Sight WordsWe can’t sound these words
16. their
17. there
18. Worksheet 31
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Echo-What sound do you hear in the final position of these words?bath math mothbath, math, moth

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Слайд 1Lesson 31

Digraph th

Consonant Digraph/ Underline (Line Through Voiced)

Слайд 2Echo-
What sound do you hear in the final

position of these words?

bath math

moth

bath, math, moth

Echo-What sound do you hear in the final position of these words?bath math

Слайд 3Right! /th/ is the sound we hear in the beginning

or initial position of these words?
“th” are the letters

making that sound?

bath math moth

Put your fingers on your vocal cords and say /th/. Do you feel any vibration? (No). Is /th/ voiced or unvoiced? (unvoiced) All of these words end with the /th/ sound. TH must be the letters making the /th/ sound. Is ‘th’ a vowel or a consonant? (consonant digraph) Explain Digraphs and how to code.

Right! /th/ is the sound we hear in the beginning or initial position of these words? “th”

Слайд 4Digraph th
Di means two
and
graph means letter

Слайд 5Echo-
What sound do you hear in the initial position

of these words?

this than

then

this, than then

Echo-What sound do you hear in the initial position of these words?this than

Слайд 6Right! /th/ is the sound we hear in the beginning

or initial position of these words?
“th” are the letters

making that sound?

Put your fingers on your vocal cords and say /th/. Do you feel any vibration? (yes). Is /th/ voiced or unvoiced? (voiced) All of these words begin with the /th/ sound. TH must be the letters making the /th/ sound. Is ‘th’ a vowel or a consonant? (consonant digraph) Explain Digraphs and how to code for a voiced sound.

this than then