These free, printable beginning digraph cut and paste worksheets will give your students practice with words that start with the digraphs.
This is another free resource for teachers and homeschool families from www.freewordwork.com.
Grab these free, printable beginning digraph cut and paste worksheets for more phonics practice for your students and children. These pages include pictures along to help students match words with meaning.
If you are looking to help your own child and they are just beginning with phonics instruction, you might start with this CVC Cut & Paste or this CVCe Cut & Paste I have created.
If you do not know, beginning digraph words start with two letters that make a new sound. The words in these pages start with ch, sh, ph, th, wh or wr.
Practice with Beginning Digraph Words
Looking for a way to practice these beginning digraph words before using paper and pencil? You might start by encouraging your children to go on a word hunt in a favorite book.
Each child can pick a favorite story and you can make a list of the words you find. For a challenge, students can also search for words with digraphs in the middle or the end of words.
This will be an easy activity to add to a phonics lesson during a virtual class meetings.
About These Beginning Digraph Cut and Paste Worksheets
This set contains 25 pages where students will work on completing beginning digraph words.
These pages might fit into your kindergarten, first grade or second grade word work practice.
There are a range of pages for different levels of need. Some require students to cut and paste the digraphs only. Others will have students cut and paste the whole word or a picture.
As always, you will want to choose the just right pages for your students. You want to provide work that makes your students think without causing frustration.
You can download this free set of Beginning Digraph Cut and Paste Worksheets here:
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Thank you to Marcelle’s KG Zone and Kinka Art for the clip art used in creating these resources.
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