The “SH” digraph is a pair of consonants specifically, the letters “s” and “h” that work together to create a unique sound. When you encounter this digraph, think of the sound you make when you shush someone. It’s that gentle, hushing sound  Here are some key points about the “SH” digraph:

Sound: 

The “SH” digraph produces the sh sound. Imagine saying “ship” or “cash” that’s the sound we’re talking about. 

Spelling: 

When you see the “SH” digraph in a word, it’s usually spelled as “sh.” So, if you hear the sh sound, most of the time you’ll write it as “sh.” 

Where It Appears: 

You can find the sh sound at the beginning, middle, or end of words. 

Feel free to explore our interactive worksheet, color the “SH” sound objects, and reinforce your phonics skills.