Kindergarten Language Arts
Sounding Out Words
Lesson 2
Welcome to Lesson 2: Sounding Out Words!
Welcome to Lesson 2: Sounding Out Words!
Let's Practice!
Let's Practice!
Answer these practice questions before you take your Chapter Challenge Quiz!
What is a digraph?
What is a digraph?
Hint: "Di" means two!
A digraph is a group of two letters that make a new sound! For example, "ch" makes a different sound than "c" and "h". Cheese has the digraph "ch".
A digraph is a group of two letters that make a new sound! For example, "ch" makes a different sound than "c" and "h". Cheese has the digraph "ch".
What sound does the letter "Q" make?
What sound does the letter "Q" make?
Hint: The letter "Q" is always followed by a "U"
The letter "Q" makes a "kwuh" sound.
The letter "Q" makes a "kwuh" sound.
Examples:
Quick
Quail
What sound does "ph" make?
What sound does "ph" make?
The digraph "ph" makes a "fuh" sound like the letter "F".
The digraph "ph" makes a "fuh" sound like the letter "F".
Examples:
Graph
Photograph
Phrase
Observation Station
Observation Station
Tell us what you notice about each object and its pronunciation!
Object #1
Object #1
Glad vs Large
Glad vs Large
Object #2
Object #2
Path vs. Age
Path vs. Age
Object #3
Object #3
Graph vs. Giraffe
Graph vs. Giraffe
Feelings Forward
Feelings Forward
How did you feel about this lesson?
Play-Palooza!
Play-Palooza!
Let's play these fun games and practice!