Description
Word study matters. Explicit and systematic phonics instruction is critical for our emerging readers. Direct instruction has to be a component of our reading blocks, as well as, opportunities for students to use and apply sounds.
16 Read-the-Room Cards (th, ch, sh, qu, wh, ch, and ph)
3 Differentiated Recording Sheets – perfect for all levels of learners
-Level 1: Match & Write the Digraph
-Level 2: Placing the Digraph in a Sentence
-Level 3: Using the Digraph in my own Sentences
1 Exit Slip (reading and writing digraphs)
This Digraph-Hunt would work as a whole-class activity or be a great practice activity during your literacy block. I’ll use this hunt during our Daily 5 block as a Word-Work choice. I keep my recording logs in colored folders. Students know when they go to Word Work to take a recording sheet out of the green (Level 1), yellow (Level 2), or blue (Level 3) folder.
Students love hunting our room for the skills we are learning. It keeps students up and moving – which is perfect for our primary classrooms.
Happy Teaching ,
Catherine – The Brown Bag Teacher










Sherri G. –
Thanks for creating this fun and engaging product. You saved me so much time and effort!
Claire R. –
Wonderful, engaging resource for reviewing digraphs!
Judy M. –
Great when teaching digraphs. Love that it was differentiated.
Karla P. –
Great for word work in small groups or as a class
Brittany B. –
So easy to use and can use for years to come!
Thomas C. –
Thanks! My students always love write the rooms! Appreciate the differentiation too.
Leslie K. –
An engaging resource! Thank you!
The Formatting Firstie –
Awesome!!
Diane H. –
Fun Friday activity, we use this for a weekly review.
Morgan W. –
Great resource!
Joyce N. –
Great resource!
Abbey J. –
Thanks!
suzanne E. –
Perfect way to review! Great activity to get those first graders up and moving!
eva jane E. –
Great product. Thanks for sharing with others.
Bianca S. –
Students are engaged!
Bettina S. –
This worked out well in my classroom!