FREE Digraph Flashcards!

After your children have learned how to decode and can read some sight words, its probably time to start leaning some digraphs! Within these digraph flash cards, you will find regular digraphs, as well as split digraphs (magic ‘E’) and also consonant digraphs.

Below is a table demonstrating what flashcards are in each set.

Digraphs	Split digraphs (magic ‘e’)	Split digraphs (magic ‘e’)
ai	a_e	ch
ay	e_e	gn
ea	i_e	kn
ee	o_e	ph
ew	u_e	sh
oa		th
oe		wh
oi
oo
ou
ow
ue

Digraphs Flashcards (Kindergarten – Elementary Level)

This set contains regular digraphs that are commonly found in children’s books. I recommend introducing these flashcards once your students can understand regular letter phonics easily. Introduce the flashcards slowly and be sure to review a lot! In the future, I hope to add more word families and worksheets to help with digraphs, so don’t forget to subscribe or follow me on Pinterest!

Split Digraphs (magic ‘e’) Flashcards (Kindergarten – Elementary level)

Split diagraphs or otherwise known as (magic ‘e’) should be introduced after regular phonics and not before. Try to use word families to drill your students. This should improve their reading speed and recognition of the digraph. I will try to add more teaching materials soon!

Consonant Digraphs Flashcards (Kindergarten – Elementary level)

Consonant diagraphs should be introduced after learning phonics and CVC words. Sometimes you may come across the digraph ‘sh-‘ in class. If this happens, feel free to use the opportunity to teach it to your students.

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