This 'Sound ch' spelling quiz will help KS1 children learn to spell words with this sound. It is important to show children how to move their lips for this sound to make sure they don’t say ‘tr’ or ‘sh’ instead.
The ‘ch’ sound is like a train chugging away and going “choo choo!” There are many words with this sound, sometimes ‘ch’ starts a word and it can be in the middle or end of a word. Test your knowledge on spellings with the ‘ch’ sound.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Spelling
Only the second answer is a real word. Make sure you don't get 'tr' and 'sh' confused with 'ch'!
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This word has the 'ch' sound twice!
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