Ay digraph It seems like you’re asking about the “Ay” digraph. A digraph is a pair of letters that represent a single sound. In this case, “Ay” is commonly used to represent the long “A” sound, as heard in words like “say,” “day,” or “pay.” Would you like more information on this or examples of other digraphs? #phonics #aydigraph #aywords #aysound #aydigraph | Genius Phonics and Grammar Classes

Looking for a digraph song to liven up your phonics teaching over the last couple of weeks? Westlife fan? Well listen and sing ‘It’s a Digraph’… full song here https://youtu.be/C61NhT09w8U?feature=shared | Mr Mc - Early Years / Key Stage 1 - #MakingMemories

A digraph is two letters written together to make one sound. Students sometimes have difficulty understanding and making the sounds. 😳 Use this activity in class to practise the /ʃ/ and /ʧ/ phonemes. 🗣️ #Pronunciation #EnglishPronunciation #TeachEnglish #LearnEnglish | Teaching English with Cambridge

Digraphs A digraph is a combination of two letters that come together to make one sound. * Types of Digraphs 1. Consonant Digraphs These combine two consonants to make one sound. Digraph Sound ch Ich/ sh /sh/ th /0/ or /õ/ ph /f/ wh /w/ ck /k/ gh /n/ kn In/ wr /r/ Example cheese shoe thumb, this photo whale duck gnaw knife write #phonics #digraph #consonants #consonantdigraph #jollyphonics | Genius Phonics and Grammar Classes