Digraph Book “wh”
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What's Inside
Let's get swinging and discover words that start with the digraph wh. Children practice hearing one beginning sound made by two letters, which supports phonics, spelling, and word reading.
The book gives young readers a focused look at wh words and how they work. It fits children who are learning letter-sound patterns and building vocabulary.
Use it with preschoolers, kindergarteners, and early elementary readers who are ready to listen for sounds in words and notice how letters work together.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Digraph Book “wh” into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Digraph wh
- Phonics skills
- Beginning sounds
- Spelling patterns
- Vocabulary building
Discussion Questions
- 1 What do you notice about the two letters wh when you say the sound together?
- 2 Can you think of any words that start with wh before we read?
- 3 As we read, which wh words do you hear or see?
- 4 How do the wh words help us practice listening for the beginning sound in a word?
- 5 Can you sort these words into wh words and words that do not start with wh?
- 6 Why do spelling patterns like wh help us read and spell new words?
Words to Learn
- digraph
- Two letters that work together to make one sound.
- phonics
- A way of learning how letters and sounds work together.
- sound
- The noise a letter or word makes when we say it.
- spelling
- Putting letters in the right order to make a word.
- word
- A group of letters that means something.
- vocabulary
- The words a person knows and uses.
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