Activity for ages 5 to 7.
These flower garden digraphs are the perfect way to bring some spring blooms into the classroom.
And they’re a fun, hands-on way to help your students learn digraph sounds: ch, sh, th and wh.
Scroll down to download your freebie and then hop over and grab our free digraph clip cards too!
Getting Ready
This activity was super easy to prep! I printed the cards on white cardstock and laminated them for extra durability.
Using my paper trimmer, I cut apart the cards on the solid black lines.
Next, I grabbed a small bucket for the digraph cards so my kindergarten friends could keep the pieces in one spot.
We were ready for some Flower Garden Digraph fun!
Flower Garden Digraphs
The activity focuses on the digraphs ch, sh, th, and wh.
You can use all of the mats at once or work on one sound at a time, depending on where your students are in the reading process.
Since I was working with a small group, I decided to lay out all four digraph mats on the table.
Going in a circle, each student picked a flower digraph card from the bucket and read the word on the card out loud.
“Shell…starts with sh.”
Then the student placed the shell picture card on the flower garden mat with the sh digraph.
We kept pulling cards, reading and planting each card until all of our flower digraphs were placed in the correct garden.
The activity was a great way to work on digraphs… and grow some reading skills!
Grab Your Download
Grab your copy of the flower digraph mats by clicking the blue download button below and then hop over to snag our Playdough Digraph Mats too!
Heather
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Hi Heather 🙂
The flower digraph garden is precious. Unfortunately when I printed it there was a large black spot on both of the pages with the digraphs. Can you please email it to me. Thanks so much!!
Lynn
Hi Lynn,
Hi Teresa,
Thanks for reaching out. You’ll also want to make sure you have the most recent version of Adobe Reader Other and that you’re printing from the downloaded file. Also, try printing from a desktop rather than a wireless device. If it’s still not working you can email me at hello@playdoughtoplato.com
Warmly,
Ashley // Happiness Ambassador