Welcome! I’m excited to share with my fellow speech therapists and parents a word list of over 300+ ch words for speech therapy that will help strengthen your student’s or child’s ch’ sound.
CH Words Speech Therapy
Below I’ve organized a list of ch words by word positions (initial, medial, final). My hope is to make my fellow speech-language pathologists articulation therapy a little bit easier this year.
Articulation Targets
Here’s a list of ch articulation practice words for you to use in your speech therapy sessions or for at home practice to work on your student’s or child’s speech.
- For Example: chair, check, cheek, chip, chop, chat, teacher, nachos, touchscreen, crunchy, highchair, stitches, lunch, watch, bunch, pitch, witch, beach
See full list of words, phrases, and sentences below.
Be sure to grab my one page free digital download of ch words below. Simply scroll to the bottom of this post and grab your free copy with real pictures!
Word Position: CH Words Speech Therapy
Initial Position of Words
The initial position of the ch sound is at the beginning of a word. For example, “chalk” or “change”.
Medial Position of Words
Some words have the ch sound in the medial position of a word, such as “crutches”, “ketchup”, and “matches”.
Final Positions of Words
The final positions of words are when the target sound is at the end of a word. For example, “wrench” or “peach”.
Correct Production
Here is how to produce the ch sound also known as the choo choo sound to my students:
- Teeth & Tongue Tip Placement: Start by bringing your teeth together and then placing the tip of your tongue on the small ridge (also known as the alveolar ridge) right behind your upper front teeth.
- Air: The ch sound is a voiceless stop consonant sound. The voiceless is made by blowing air through the mouth. This will naturally make the voiceless ch sound. The air is then stopped by the tip of the tongue touching the roof of your mouth.
Age Range – Incorrect Production
According to the Goldman Fristoe Test of Articulation 2 from 2000, most children have mastered the CH sound by the time they are five years old. (This is a standardized sample from the GFTA-2 with 85% of children able to correctly produce that consonant by that age.)
If you are concerned about your child’s speech errors in producing this sound, it is best to consult with Speech Language Pathologists about receiving speech services for an articulation disorder.
Phonological Process
A phonological disorder is when a child’s speech makes multiple similar sound errors.
Be sure to consult with a certified Speech Pathologist if your child is experiencing a phonological speech disorder.
CH Words at Word Level
Some ways to practice include having your child or student say each ch word one by one as they go through a list.
Using a dot marker can also be a fun way to practice having your child put a dot under each ch sound.
In addition, I’ve compiled an easy-to-download one page overview of ch sounds below. Simply scroll down to the bottom of this post and download your free copy.
- 1 Syllable: chair, chance, choice, chid, cheer, church, Charles, chess, chin, cheese, chip, chew, chase, chest, chat, chant, chad, chick, chill, check, chief, chop, cheek, cheat, champ, chuck, chains, chimp, cheap, choke, chalk, choose, charm, chirp, checks, chive, chime, cheeks, chills, chomp, chug, cheers, chunk, chai
- 2 Syllable: challenge, children, china, change, chicken, cheetah, champion, chimney, cherish, cherry, chamber, chewing, chipper, charge, changing, Chinese, chilly, chalkboard, charger, childhood, chapter, channel, checklist, changes, chestnut, chili, chasing, chubby, chipmunk, chirping, choking, checkmate, cheekbone, childish, chainsaw, cello, chairman, charming, cheaper, checkers, checkup, chosen, cheesecake, Chester, chowder, choiceless, charter, cheerless, cheater, checker, chessboard, cheesy, checkout, chosen, chopstick, changer, charming, charmer, cheerful, charcoal, chilling, chunky, chatty, charging, checkpoint, choosy, chopping, cheapest,
- 3 Syllable: chocolate, cheerleader, championship, charity, chinchilla, Charleston, cheerio, chimpanzee, challenging, chandelier, chariot, checkerboard, chihuahua
- 4 Syllable: charitable, Chattanooga
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Initial CH Words Speech Therapy
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|---|---|
chair | challenge | chocolate | charitable |
chance | children | Chattanooga | Chattanooga |
choice | Chinese | cheerleader | |
child | change | championship | |
cheer | chicken | charity | |
church | cheetah | chihuahua | |
Charles | champion | charleston | |
chess | chimney | cheerio | |
chin | cherish | chimpanzee | |
chain | cherry | challenging | |
cheese | chamber | chandelier | |
chip | chewing | chariot | |
chew | chipper | checkerboard | |
chase | charge | ||
chest | changing | ||
chat | chinchilla | ||
chant | chilly | ||
chad | chalkboard | ||
chick | charger | ||
chill | childhood | ||
check | chapter | ||
chief | channel | ||
chop | checklist | ||
cheek | changes | ||
cheat | chestnut | ||
champ | chili | ||
chuck | chasing | ||
chains | chubby | ||
chimp | chipmunk | ||
cheap | chirping | ||
choke | choking | ||
chalk | checkmate | ||
choose | cheekbone | ||
charm | childish | ||
chirp | chainsaw | ||
checks | cello | ||
chive | chairman | ||
chime | charming | ||
cheeks | cheaper | ||
chills | checkers | ||
chomp | checkup | ||
chug | chosen | ||
cheers | cheesecake | ||
chunk | chester | ||
chai | chowder | ||
choiceless | |||
charter | |||
cheerless | |||
cheater | |||
checker | |||
chessboard | |||
cheesy | |||
checkout | |||
chosen | |||
chopstick | |||
changer | |||
charming | |||
charmer | |||
cheerful | |||
charcoal | |||
chilling | |||
chunky | |||
chatty | |||
charging | |||
checkpoint | |||
choosy | |||
chopping | |||
cheapest |
Medial CH Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: etched
- 2 Syllable: Rachel, watching, purchase, marching, speechless, mischief, riches, archer, teaching, reaching, richer, touching, coaching, pinching, paycheck, matchbox, witching, munching, pitching, mulching, hatching, catching, armchair, watchman, matching, beachball, catcher, crutches, grandchild, inches, ketchup, keychain, matches, lunchbox, touchdown, itching, peaches, picture, pitcher, teacher, statue, witches, highchair, kitchen, nachos, nature, question, touches, watchdog, watcher, inching, teaches
- 3 Syllable: chinchilla, attachment, enrichment, ranchero, furniture, adventure, amateur, cultural, digestion, dogcatcher, factual, immature, natural, premature, punctuate, sandwiches, signature, teachable, ostriches, attaches, watching
- 4 Syllable: temperature, agriculture, habitual, literature, manufacture, miniature, naturally, unnatural
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1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|---|---|
etched | Rachel | chinchilla | temperature |
watching | attachment | agriculture | |
purchase | enrichment | habitual | |
marching | ranchero | literature | |
speechless | furniture | manufacture | |
mischief | adventure | miniature | |
riches | amatuer | naturally | |
archer | cultural | unnatural | |
teaching | digestion | ||
reaching | dogcatcher | ||
richer | factual | ||
touching | immature | ||
coaching | natural | ||
pinching | premature | ||
paycheck | punctuate | ||
matchbox | sandwiches | ||
witching | signature | ||
munching | teachable | ||
pitching | ostriches | ||
mulching | attaches | ||
hatching | watching | ||
catching | |||
armchair | |||
watchman | |||
matching | |||
beachball | |||
catcher | |||
crutches | |||
grandchild | |||
inches | |||
ketchup | |||
keychain | |||
matches | |||
lunchbox | |||
touchdown | |||
itching | |||
peaches | |||
picture | |||
pitcher | |||
teacher | |||
statue | |||
witches | |||
highchair | |||
kitchen | |||
nachos | |||
nature | |||
question | |||
touches | |||
watchdog | |||
watcher | |||
inching | |||
teaches |
Final CH Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: rich, watch, itch, march, arch, branch, beach, peach, witch, catch, touch, lunch, church, coach, reach, stretch, much, match, each, patch, bench, teach, sketch, punch, ranch, hatch, porch, ditch, scratch, etch, inch, couch, french, switch, torch, dutch, bunch, speech, clutch, brunch, pitch, notch, crutch, launch, wrench, perch, hitch, pinch, latch, bleach, screech, crunch, search, breach, twitch, mulch, smooch, slouch, crouch, stitch, preach
- 2 Syllable: sandwich, research, spinach, sasquatch, approach, hopscotch, rematch, dispatch, enrich, stopwatch, cornstarch, eyepatch, impeach, unhitch, outreach, attach, cockroach, cross stitch, mismatch, ostrich, topnotch, outstretch, P.E. coach, pocket watch
- 3 Syllable: butterscotch, stagecoach, homestretch, mismatch, avalanche
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1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
---|---|---|
rich | sandwich | butterscotch |
watch | research | stagecoach |
itch | spinach | homestretch |
march | sasquatch | mismatch |
arch | approach | avalanche |
branch | hopscotch | |
beach | rematch | |
peach | dispatch | |
witch | enrich | |
catch | stopwatch | |
touch | cornstarch | |
lunch | eyepatch | |
church | impeach | |
coach | unhitch | |
reach | outreach | |
stretch | attach | |
much | cockroach | |
match | outstretch | |
each | mismatch | |
patch | ostrich | |
bench | topnotch | |
teach | outstrech | |
sketch | P.E. Coach | |
punch | pocket watch | |
ranch | ||
hatch | ||
porch | ||
ditch | ||
scratch | ||
etch | ||
inch | ||
couch | ||
cross stitch | ||
switch | ||
torch | ||
dutch | ||
fetch | ||
bunch | ||
speech | ||
clutch | ||
brunch | ||
pitch | ||
notch | ||
crutch | ||
launch | ||
wrench | ||
perch | ||
hitch | ||
pinch | ||
latch | ||
bleach | ||
screech | ||
crunch | ||
search | ||
breach | ||
twitch | ||
mulch | ||
smooch | ||
slouch | ||
crouch | ||
stitch | ||
preach |
Short Sentences or Phrases
When working on the ch sound production, it’s important to work on short phrases once your child or student has mastered the sound at the word level at or near 80% or higher accuracy.
Here is a list of ch word phrases to try:
Initial CH Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|---|---|
comfy chair | is a challenge | chocolate candy | charitable donation |
any chance | children play | chinchilla cage | drove past chattanooga |
big choice | trip to china | is a cheerleader | |
child smiled | change my mind | won the championship | |
cheer team | chicken laid | charity worker | |
church building | cheetah ran | Charleston, SC | |
Charles clapped | champion got | drove past Chattanooga | |
chess game | cherish each other | ate a cheerio | |
chin dimple | learn Chinese | chimpanzee swung | |
strong chain | cherry on my ice cream | challenging work | |
cheese and crackers | chamber door | chandelier hung | |
chips and dip | chewing gum | chariot moved | |
chew on the gum | chipper laugh | got a checkerboard | |
chase the ball | take charge | chihuahua barked | |
chest workout | changing room | ||
chat with her friends | defined cheekbone | ||
chant at the game | chilly morning | ||
chad clapped | wrote on the chalkboard | ||
baby chick | forgot my charger | ||
chill with friends | childhood friends | ||
check mark | chapter book | ||
fire chief | change the channel | ||
chop the vegetables | made a checklist | ||
blush on her cheeks | weather changes | ||
will not cheat | chestnut tree | ||
is a champ | ate chili | ||
will chuck the ball | chasing its tail | ||
chains are broken | chubby baby | ||
chimp at the zoo | chirping birds | ||
cheap shoes | choking sounds | ||
do not choke | checkmate in chess | ||
draw with chalk | definied cheekbone | ||
choose your dinner | childish games | ||
charm on her braclet | chainsaw in the garage | ||
birds chirp | cello concert | ||
checks on her | chairman vote | ||
take the chive off | charming smile | ||
loud chime | cheaper option | ||
smile with cheeks | play checkers | ||
AC gave me chills | checkup at the doctors | ||
alligator goes chomp | was chosen | ||
chug the soda | ordered cheesecake | ||
cheers the drinks | Chester sat down | ||
chunk of cookie | chowder soup | ||
chai tea | choiceless situation | ||
charter school | |||
cheerless football team | |||
cheater was caught | |||
Chicago trip | |||
new chessboard | |||
cheesy bread | |||
meet at the checkout | |||
he was chosen | |||
pick up your chopstick | |||
big changer | |||
charming idea | |||
was a charmer | |||
cheerful smile | |||
charcoal for the fire | |||
chilling story | |||
chunky animal | |||
chatty kids | |||
charging my phone | |||
meet at the checkpoint | |||
is choosy | |||
chopping block | |||
cheapest pens |
SEE ALSO: 21 Best Reinforcement Games for Speech Therapy
Medial CH Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|---|---|
he etched | amateur hour | chinchilla is cute | low temperature |
bird watching | attachment style | agriculture class | |
purchase the shoes | enrichment programs | habitual creature | |
marching band | ranchero sauce | literature class | |
is speechless | new furniture | email the manufacture | |
causes mischief | went on an adventure | miniature horse | |
rags to riches | amatuer hour | naturally curly | |
archer practiced | cultural difference | unnatural color | |
teaching degree | helps his digestion | ||
reaching for his hand | dogcatcher caught the stray | ||
richer than anyone | factual info | ||
frames are touching | immature child | ||
coaching a team | natural look | ||
pinching my cheeks | premature baby | ||
got my paycheck | punctuate his thoughts | ||
lost a matchbox | makes sandwiches | ||
witching hour | asked for a signature | ||
munching on snacks | teachable child | ||
pitching first | ostriches run | ||
mulching the garden | attaches together | ||
hatching eggs | watching me | ||
catching a fish | |||
new armchair | |||
watchman saw it | |||
matching shirts | |||
play with a beachball | |||
baseball catcher | |||
needs crutches | |||
first grandchild | |||
2 inches | |||
ketchup and fries | |||
lost my keychain | |||
matches mine | |||
lost her lunchbox | |||
scored a touchdown | |||
itching a bug bite | |||
ate some peaches | |||
took a picture | |||
pitcher threw | |||
teacher spoke | |||
look at the statue | |||
witches brew | |||
highchair needs to be cleaned | |||
kitchen sink | |||
ate nachos | |||
nature is beautiful | |||
question mark | |||
he touches | |||
watchdog barks | |||
watcher saw it happen | |||
inching forward | |||
teaches me |
Final CH Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
---|---|---|
rich chocolate | ate a sandwich | made butterscotch |
watch band | research team | called the stagecoach |
March 5th | spinach salad | in the homestretch |
catch my breath | sasquatch spotting | mismatch clothes |
arch its back | approach slowly | avalanche was loud |
tree branch | hopscotch game | |
beach day | want a rematch | |
eat a peach | dispatch team | |
witch hat | enrich the curriculum | |
don’t touch | use a stopwatch | |
French language | add cornstarch | |
forgot her lunch | cross stitch the design | |
go to church | impeach him | |
is a coach | unhitch the boat | |
reach out | outreach program | |
stretch marks | attach on | |
much needed | cockroach ran | |
want to match | outstretch its wings | |
each student | mismatch socks | |
strawberry patch | ostrich ate | |
sat on the bench | topnotch job | |
love to teach | outstrech its wings | |
learn to sketch | P.E. Coach blows his whistle | |
made a punch | lost his pocket watch | |
horse ranch | ||
will hatch | ||
porch swing | ||
backed into a ditch | ||
scratch marks | ||
etch the picture | ||
inch forward | ||
couch is comfy | ||
Dutch oven | ||
switch games | ||
light the torch | ||
brunch on Saturday | ||
fetch the ball | ||
bunch of flowers | ||
speech class | ||
hit the clutch | ||
the bird likes to perch | ||
pitch the ball | ||
top notch | ||
use a crutch | ||
watch the rocket launch | ||
hand me a wrench | ||
the bracelet might pinch | ||
put the boat on the hitch | ||
the braclet might pinch | ||
latch is broken | ||
use bleach | ||
the car made a screech noise | ||
cookies with a crunch | ||
search and rescue | ||
breach the vault | ||
eye twitch | ||
mulch the yard | ||
gave his dog a smooch | ||
slouch down | ||
crouch down | ||
stitch the blanket | ||
preach a lesson |
SEE ALSO: Free Articulation Games for Speech Therapy
Sentence Level: CH Words Speech Therapy
The next step after working at the word and phrase levels is to work on the ch sound at the sentence level.
For example, you could give your child or student a list of sentences to read aloud while they work on their ch sound.
Another idea would be to give your child or student pictures with their ch sound in them and then have them create a sentence about those pictures.
Below is a list of sentences to use with your child or students.
Initial CH Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
1 Syllalbe | 2 Syllable |
---|---|
This is a comfy chair. | This is a challenge. |
She will take a chance. | The children play nicely. |
This is a big choice. | I am planning a trip to China. |
The child smiled at me. | She will not change her mind. |
She is on the cheer team. | The chicken laid an egg. |
The church building is beautiful. | The cheetah ran fast. |
Charles clapped his hands. | The champion got a trophy. |
I won the chess game. | The chimney needs to be cleaned. |
He has a chin dimple. | I stepped on chewing gum. |
The strong chain would not break. | I put a cherry on my ice cream. |
I ate cheese and crackers. | The chamber door is locked. |
I made chips and dip. | I steppes on chewing gum. |
He will chew the gum. | The chipper laugh was loud. |
I take a class to learn Chinese. | She will take charge. |
He does a chest workout. | I am in the changing room. |
She likes to chat with her friends. | I took a class to learn Chinese. |
They cheer the chant at the game. | It is a chilly morning. |
Chad clapped for his friends. | He wrote on the chalkboard. |
The baby chick chirped. | I forgot my charger. |
I will chill with my friends tonight. | They were childhood friends. |
I made a check mark. | She read a chapter book. |
The fire chief does his job well. | I will change the channel. |
He helps to chop the vegetables. | He made a checklist. |
She puts blush on her cheeks. | The weather changes quickly. |
He will not cheat. | They sat under the chestnut tree. |
She is a champ. | I ate chili for dinner. |
I will chuck the ball far. | The dog is chasing its tail. |
The chains are broken. | I went for a checkup at the doctors. |
I see a chimp at the zoo. | The chirping birds woke me up. |
He bought the cheap shoes. | The animal makes choking sounds. |
Do not choke on that. | I got a checkmate in chess. |
We draw with chalk. | She has a definied cheekbone. |
Choose your dinner from the menu. | These are childish games. |
She put the charm on her bracelet. | He keeps the chainsaw in the garage. |
The birds chirp in the morning. | I went to the cello concert. |
He always checks on her. | The chairman put it to a vote. |
Take the chive off my plate, please. | He had a charming smile. |
The loud chime woke me up. | He bought the cheaper option. |
I smile with my cheeks. | We play checkers. |
The AC gave me chills. | I went for a checkup at the doctor’s office. |
The alligator goes chomp. | He was chosen. |
I will chug the soda. | I made a cheesecake. |
They will cherish each other. | Chester sat down. |
I ate a chunk of the cookie. | We ordered chowder soup. |
She drinks chai tea. | This is a choiceless situation. |
She goes to a charter school. | |
The cheerless football team lost the game. | |
The cheater was caught. | |
I laid the checker on a board. | |
I got a new chessboard. | |
I eat cheesy bread. | |
We will meet at the checkout. | |
He was chosen for the team. | |
Please pick up your chopsticks. | |
This is a big game changer. | |
She had a charming idea. | |
He was a charmer. | |
He has a cheerful smile. | |
They got charcoal for the fire. | |
That was a chilling story. | |
The chunky animal was slow. | |
The chatty kids had lots to say. | |
I am charging my phone. | |
We will meet at the checkpoint. | |
The toddler is choosy. | |
I cleaned the chopping block. | |
The cheapest pens ran out of ink first. |
3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|
I eat chocolate candy. | He made a charitable donation. |
The chinchilla is in its cage. | We drove past Chattanooga. |
She is a cheerleader. | |
He won the championship. | |
The charity worker woke up early. | |
The chinchilla is in its cage. | |
I went to Charleston, SC. | |
The chihuahua barked loudly. | |
The chimpanzee swung from the tree. | |
This is challenging work. | |
The chandelier hung too low over the table. | |
The chariot moved quickly. | |
I got a checkerboard. | |
Medial CH Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable | 4 Syllable |
---|---|---|---|
He etched the picture. | Rachel smiled at me. | This chinchilla is cute. | The low temperature makes me feel cold. |
We went bird watching. | That is her attachment style. | I signed up for a literature class. | |
I want to purchase the shoes. | It is a great enrichment program. | The habitual creature fell asleep. | |
She joined the marching band. | I added ranchero sauce. | I will email the manufacturer. | |
He is speechless. | I bought new furniture. | I will email the manufacture. | |
She causes mischief. | We went on an adventure. | I bought a miniature horse. | |
It is a story about rags to riches. | I am excited about my agriculture class. | My naturally curly hair is brown. | |
This is the witching hour. | There is a cultural difference in cuisine. | My pink hair is unnatural. | |
She is getting a teaching degree. | This helps his digestion. | ||
I am reaching for his hand. | The dogcatcher caught the stray. | ||
She is richer than anyone in the city. | He is looking for factual information. | ||
The frames are touching. | The immature child screamed. | ||
I am coaching a team. | Her natural look is curly hair. | ||
My grandma is pinching my cheeks. | The premature baby is in the NICU. | ||
I got my paycheck. | He will punctuate his sentence. | ||
He lost a matchbox. | She makes sandwiches. | ||
He is pitching first in this game. | I asked for a signature. | ||
He is munching on snacks. | The teachable child listens. | ||
He is pitching first this game. | The ostriches run. | ||
They are mulching the garden today. | The bead attaches together. | ||
The eggs are hatching. | My friend is watching me. | ||
He is catching a fish. | |||
I got a new armchair. | |||
The watchman saw it happen. | |||
We got matching shirts. | |||
They play with a beachball. | |||
The baseball catcher is behind the plate. | |||
She needs crutches. | |||
This is their first grandchild. | |||
I cut 2 inches off my hair. | |||
It is amateur hour at the concert hall. | |||
I lost my keychain. | |||
Her necklace matches mine. | |||
The girl lost her lunchbox. | |||
He scored a touchdown. | |||
She is itching a bug bite. | |||
I ate some peaches. | |||
She took a picture. | |||
The pitcher threw a fastball. | |||
The teacher spoke calmly. | |||
I look at the statue. | |||
The witches brew bubbles. | |||
That highchair needs to be cleaned. | |||
The kitchen sink is full. | |||
I ate nachos for lunch. | |||
Nature is beautiful. | |||
I added a question mark at the end of the sentence. | |||
He touches the lamp to turn it on. | |||
The watchdog barks loudly. | |||
The watcher saw it happen. | |||
Traffic is inching forward. | |||
She teaches me to read. |
Final Ch Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
---|---|---|
I love rich chocolate. | He ate a sandwich. | I made butterscotch. |
I itch my bug bite. | I am on the research team. | They called the stagecoach. |
I itch my bug bute. | I ate a spinach salad. | He is in the homestretch. |
March 5th is my birthday. | There was a sasquatch spotting. | The avalanche was loud. |
The cat will arch its back and stretch. | Approach the dog slowly. | |
The tree branch broke. | The kids play a hopscotch game. | |
We had a beach day. | The team might want a rematch. | |
I stop to catch my breath. | The dispatch team goes to help. | |
She added a witch hat to her costume. | This activity will enrich the curriculum. | |
I stop to catch my breath. | The coach uses a stopwatch. | |
They took a much-needed vacation. | The recipe calls for cornstarch. | |
I forgot to bring her lunch. | He wears a eyepatch. | |
They go to church. | They will impeach him. | |
He is a coach. | We will unhitch the boat. | |
I reach out to catch the ball. | They started an outreach program. | |
There are stretch marks. | The velcro will attach it. | |
I love the French language. | The cockroach ran away. | |
I want to match my friends. | She makes a cross stitch design. | |
Each student did well on the test. | Those are a mismatch of socks. | |
We go to the strawberry patch. | The ostrich ate seeds. | |
They sat on the bench. | He did a topnotch job. | |
They all love to teach. | The birds outstretch their wings. | |
I will learn to sketch. | The P.E. Coach blows his whistle. | |
She made a punch for the party. | He lost his pocket watch. | |
He runs a horse ranch. | ||
The eggs will hatch. | ||
I sit on the porch swing. | ||
I backed into a ditch. | ||
The cat left scratch marks on me. | ||
I will etch the picture. | ||
The caterpillar will inch forward slowly. | ||
This couch is comfy. | ||
I love the French language. | ||
They decide to switch games. | ||
He will light the torch. | ||
I made dinner in the dutch oven. | ||
The dog runs to fetch the ball. | ||
I picked a bunch of flowers. | ||
I am late for my speech class. | ||
I hit the clutch. | ||
I went to brunch on Saturday. | ||
He will pitch the ball. | ||
This was a top notch restaurant. | ||
She needs to use a crutch. | ||
We will watch the rocket launch. | ||
He hands me a wrench. | ||
The bird likes to perch on my window. | ||
He put the boat on the truck hitch. | ||
The braclet might pinch you. | ||
This latch is broken. | ||
My eyes will twitch when I am stressed. | ||
The car will make a screech noise. | ||
I like cookies with a crunch. | ||
He was on the search and rescue team. | ||
The team can breach the vault. | ||
My eye will twitch when I am stressed. | ||
I need to mulch the yard. | ||
He wears an eyepatch. | ||
I slouch down in my seat. | ||
The cat will crouch down. | ||
She will stitch the blanket. | ||
He will preach a lesson. |
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CH Words Speech Therapy Ideas
Below are a few ideas to help you get started with your next ch speech therapy session.
Boom Cards
Boom cards are another fun and engaging way to strengthen your child or student’s articulation skills. Simply create a boom learning account and create fast pins so you don’t lose any of these ideas below.
Some decks are self-grading boom cards and give you instant feedback.
Here are a few favorite boom cards to work on the ch sounds:
- Digraphs Ch and Sh Boom Cards Distance Learning Free by Marcia Murphy is a highly rated set of boom cards that target both ch and sh production and differentiation!
- FREE Digraph Digital Task Cards (wh, ch, sh, & th) Boom Cards by 2 Scoops of Kindergarten is a student favorite game! Students hit target CH words while feeding animals. This is a great game for younger students!
- Initial CH Sound Game “Magic Mirror” Articulation BOOM CARDS™ FREEBIE by Bri-SLP is a fun boom card game that helps students practice CH at word, phrase, and sentence levels.
- Boom Cards™ Beginning Digraphs (ch, sh, th, wh) Space Mystery Picture Freebie by Leigh’s Library is a fun, space-themed boom card game that is great for younger elementary students!
Video Game
If you’re looking for fun and engaging activities then look no further than these fun video games that focus on the ch sound here are a few worth checking out!
- Digraph Treasure Hunt Game – sh, ch, wh, th for Google Classroom by ButterflyPam is an engaging and simple game that encourages independent practice!
- Build a Monster CH Game by Pinkcat Games is a favorite interactive game to practice Ch articulation as your students build up a monster!
- Feed the Shark CH Game by Pinkcat Games is another favorite that prompts students to feed the shark CH target words to practice articulation!
Sentence Strips
Using carrier phrases or sentence strips can give your students additional practice.
- “CH” Sound Pack #1 – Word and Sentence Level – NO PREP – PDF Distance Learning by Speech Fun Club is a highly rated packet that has CH target words at initial, medial, and final levels at sentence level to practice!
- Four to Score: Fast-Paced Articulation Game (Sentence-Level Freebie: Mixed /ch/) by The Craft Speechie is a printer-friendly game with high levels of repetition. It builds to sentence level as students practice CH articulation.
- CH Articulation Game | Guess The Picture Zoom Out | Google Slides by Talk the Talk is a fun game that prompts students to guess the zoomed-in picture and write a sentence for it.
Articulation Cards
A fun way to work on your student’s target sounds is to use articulation cards because you can use them in so many different ways.
You can target ch in the therapy room by playing memory or go fish by simply printing a 2nd set of cards.
- FREE! SH-CH-J Game Cards for Articulation Practice by Total Language Connections is a highly rated set of articulation cards that focus on CH articulation.
- Articulation Cariboo Cards -ch by EasyPeasySpeechie is a fun set of initial and final articulation cards.
- Initial and Final “CH” Hierarchy- Articulation Cards by Alison Heiberger is a set of picture cards to practice Ch articulation at initial, medal, and final levels.
Conversation Level
Once your child or student is doing a great job at the sentence level you will want to move on to the conversational level.
Here are a few conversational-level activities worth checking out!
- Articulation Homework Sheets Sample S, L, R, TH, SH, CH Speech Therapy | FREE by SParklle SLP Speech Therapy is a highly rated packet of homework sheets that practice Ch articulation from word level to conversational level.
- FREE ARTICULATION: Tongue Twister CH/SH Sentences by Across the Lifespan SLP is a fun set of tongue twisters to practice Ch articulation!
Other Specific Speech Sounds
Next time you’re looking for other articulation word lists to practice with your clients then be sure to check out my complete list of articulation words to help get you started!
In Conclusion: CH Words Speech Therapy
We hope you have found this article helpful for working on your child or student’s ch sound.
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