This session covers:
- ‘CH’ sound
- ‘The American J’ sound (DG)
- Consonant ‘H’
CH – Unvoiced as in Ch-ur-ch
American J – Voiced as in J-u-dge
‘Ch’ at the beginning of words
- China
- Cherry
- Charge
- Chocolate
- Challenge
- Cheese
- Chunk
- Chairman
‘Ch’ in the middle of words
- Key chain
- Lunch box
- Richard
- Picture
- Teacher
- Fortune
- Nature
- Beach ball
‘Ch’ at the end of words
- Detach
- Teach
- Porch
- March
- Patch
- Wrench
- Coach
- Approach
‘Ch’ exercise
Chop-chop, children, it’s Charlie’s
Kitchen adventure!
Today, Chuck will be teaching future
champion cooks how to make a chocolate cheesecake.
‘American J’ at the beginning of
words
- Juice
- Jump
- Juggle
- Jury
- Japan
- Giant
- Genetic
- Junior
- Generate
- German
‘American J’ in the middle of words
- Algebra
- Legend
- Magic
- Subject
- Digest
- Rejoice
- Objective
- Majesty
- Educate
- Suggestion
‘American J’ at the end of words
- Age
- College
- Postage
- Stage
- Pledge
- Village
- Average
- Page
- Courage
- Knowledge
A German judge and jury have charged
and jailed a strange giant, who sat on the edge of a bridge throwing
jelly onto large barges.
Consonant ‘H’
When an ‘H’ is at the beginning of
a word it is pronounced with a strong, loud air-stream.
Practice:
‘H’ at the beginning of words
- Hand
- Hide
- Hope
- Hair
- House
- Harvard
- Honey
- Happy
- Who
- Whole
‘H’ word pairs
- Old- Hold
- Is- His
- Hit
- It- Hat
- Harm
- At- Hill
- Arm- Hate
- Ill- Has
- Ate-
- As-
‘H’ in the middle of words
- Ahead
- Behave
- Anyhow
- Inhale
- Downhill
- Dehydrate
- Wholehearted
- Overhaul
‘H’ exercise
He thought that he should....
wash the car.
thank his teacher.
watch television.
use the telephone.
shut the door.
breathe deeply. (Voiced TH)
tell the truth.
Henry the hungry hippo, who hogged a
huge heap of one hundred hamburgers, has had hiccups for one whole
week.
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