Digraphs Word Mapping Activities

Inside this resource are a 40 differentiated digraph word mapping activities that align to SoR and support the process of orthographic mapping. Using this resource, your students will learn to make connections between speech sounds (phonemes) and the letter, or letter combinations, that represent them (graphemes).

Included in the resource:

This resource includes 40 no-prep word mapping worksheets for beginning and ending ch, sh, th, and wh in 5 different formats for easy differentiation.

• 5 CH word mapping worksheets
• 5 SH word mapping worksheets
• 5 TH word mapping worksheets
• 10 beginning digraph mixed practice word maps ( ch, sh, th, wh)
• 10 ending digraph mixed practice word maps ( ch, sh, th, ng, ck)
• 5 Combined beginning & ending mixed practice (all digraphs)

Also included are reference charts and picture keys for the teacher in case you or your students need help deciphering a picture.

How to use the word maps:

•  Students say the picture name
•  Students map the word by tapping or clapping the sounds then coloring or covering each circle with a cube, chip, eraser etc.
•  Students graph the word by writing the letter or letters that represent the sounds.
•  Students then write the word and blend the sounds to read the word.

Make it more hands-on by using the included cut and paste letters, letter stamps, bingo dabbers, play dough, magnetic letters, or letter tiles.

When to use the word maps:

The word mapping sheets are ideal for small group instruction, literacy centers, interventions, morning work, independent practice, or send-home practice.

Please look at the preview to see everything included in this resource.

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