Phonics − ‘ch’ Top tip!


‘ch’ can make different sounds: / ch /, e.g. chair, / k /, e.g. school, / sh /, e.g. machine.


When ‘sch’ come together, ‘ch’ usually makes a / k / sound.


A Decide whether each ‘ch’ word makes a /ch/, /k/ or /sh/ sound and write it in the correct list.


chimney scheme slouch chute


choir


cheerleader psychic headache


/ ch / − chair


moustache chalet


chandelier sketch


orchestra hopscotch


architecture chauffer


/ k / − school


ketchup brochure chef itchy


parachute avalanche charisma mechanic


/ sh / − machine


B Use the ‘ch’ words from the /sh/ sound list above to label these.


_____________


_____________


_____________


_____________


_____________


C Use some of the ‘ch’ words in section A to complete these. 1. My friend is really rich. She has a


to cook for her, a to drive her around and a huge


hanging from her ceiling. 2. Handa wants to study


beautiful buildings in her notebook. 3. The thief came down the


in college. She loves to , causing an


4. “Oh no!” cried Michelle. “My car has broken down. I’ll call a 5. Laurence sings in a


and conducts an


6. I wouldn’t like to have a my face.


100 , because it would be of soot. .” at the weekend. on


Unit 17 | Poetry 2 / To Socialise 2


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