📚 Part 1: Digraph Flash Cards (Cut along dotted lines)

Instructions for Parents: Cut out each card below. Use these for multisensory learning by having your child trace the letters while saying the sound, then practice reading the example words aloud.

🎯 Part 2: Multisensory Learning Activities

Basic Activity: Show the digraph card, have your child say the sound, then read the example words.

🧠 Dyslexia-Friendly Options:

• Use colored overlays or print on colored paper (cream, yellow, or light blue)

• Trace letters in sand, salt, or finger paints

• Use larger font cards if needed

• Practice one digraph at a time, not all at once

🌟 Extension Activities for Advanced Learners:

• Find 5 additional words for each digraph

• Write sentences using multiple digraph words

• Create rhyming words with the same digraph

• Sort words by beginning, middle, or ending digraph placement

Visual Learners: Focus on the visual cues and letter shapes

Auditory Learners: Emphasize the sounds and rhyming patterns

Kinesthetic Learners: Use hand motions and tracing activities

Beginning Readers: Start with 2-3 digraphs, add more gradually

Advanced Readers: Focus on spelling patterns and word origins

✏️ Part 3: Practice Assessment

a) chair b) phone c) thick d) quick

when • graph • sing • duck • chair • shell

Parent signature when child can read all words: ________________