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Phonics cards: digraphs, vowel teams and blends in three styles

Phonics cards — the consonant digraph family — "sh", "ch", "th", "wh", "ph", "ck" — each over the plain picture that says it: ship, chair, thumb, whale, phone, duck, bold flashcard styling, thick rounded card borders and simple flat clip art in a heavy sans-serif

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Reading 1Digraphs
Reading 2Vowel teams
Reading 3Blends

The card held up at the reading carpet: one big letter pair — sh, ch, oa — a picture that says the sound, the word beneath in a clear school font. These nine print six to a sheet with cut lines, across three sound families — digraphs, vowel teams, blends — in three looks, from bold classic to soft ink and wash. Type a different sound and the sheet redraws the same way.

  • reading-carpet phonics drills
  • a phonics word wall
  • a send-home flashcard set
  • a small-group reading station

Frequently asked questions

How many cards print per sheet?
Six cards per sheet with cut lines, so one print run makes a full set for the ring or the word wall.
Can I get a different sound family?
Yes — type a different digraph, blend or vowel team and the six-card sheet redraws in the same three styles.
What size are the cards?
Sized to cut and hold up at the reading carpet or fit a standard flashcard ring once separated.

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