Consonant Digraph Guide
7 Verified Words

CH Digraph Words and Practice

The consonant digraph 'ch' represents the voiceless affricate /tʃ/ sound in beginner decodable words.

Initial CH Words (Beginning Sound)

The digraph ch appears at the start of the word as the initial onset.

Illustration of chin
chin
4 letters • 3 sounds
ch/tʃ/
i/ɪ/
n/n/
Illustration of chip
chip
4 letters • 3 sounds
ch/tʃ/
i/ɪ/
p/p/
Illustration of chat
chat
4 letters • 3 sounds
ch/tʃ/
a/æ/
t/t/
Illustration of chop
chop
4 letters • 3 sounds
ch/tʃ/
o/ɑ/
p/p/

Final CH Words (Ending Sound)

The digraph ch appears at the end of the word as the final coda.

Illustration of bench
bench
5 letters • 4 sounds
b/b/
e/ɛ/
n/n/
ch/tʃ/
Illustration of lunch
lunch
5 letters • 4 sounds
l/l/
u/ʌ/
n/n/
ch/tʃ/
which
5 letters • 3 sounds
wh/w/
i/ɪ/
ch/tʃ/