✨ Let’s dive into the world of ‘tch’ words! ✨ The combination of ‘t’, ‘c’, and ‘h’ following a short vowel sound creates the ‘tch’ ending, adding a distinct touch to these words. Let’s explore some common ‘tch’ words and see how they are formed! 🔤 b a tch = batch 🥐 🔤 m a tch = match 🔥 🔤 l a tch = latch 🚪 🔤 c a tch = catch 🎣 🔤 f e tch = fetch 🐶 🔤 p i tch = pitch ⚾ 🔤 s k e tch = sketch 🎨 🔤 s w i tch = switch 💡 Join us in uncovering more exciting combinations and boosting our reading

Do you know the CH versus TCH rules? 👇 CH comes… 1️⃣ at the start of words (chop, chin, chat), and 2️⃣ after any sound except a short vowel (bench, coach, lunch) TCH is used… 1️⃣ at the end of a word or syllable AFTER a short vowel (fetch, watch, pitch) Like so many words in English, it’s important to know that there are some exceptions including such, rich, much and which. 👉 Make sure to save this and tag a friend who would love it too! #phonicsrules #scienceofreading #phonicsfun | Playdough

Learn English: Say & spell -CH and -TCH words easily