thin · thick · moth
There are two th sounds. Compare thin and this.
Choose a comfortable starting point. Use the activities across several short sessions rather than expecting the whole pack to be completed at once.
Play a sound model, then hear its three example words. Choose a few spellings already taught and revisit them together.
thin · thick · moth
There are two th sounds. Compare thin and this.
this · that · them
There are two th sounds. Compare thin and this.
ring · sing · long
pink · sink · bank
nk represents /ng/ followed by /k/, two sounds.
Synthesised British or American pronunciation, selected by the English edition in the header. Accents vary. Follow your school’s sound models and teaching sequence.
Read familiar example words, notice their spelling pattern and practice recalling the whole word.
An adult models one example while the child points, talks or directs the activity.
Try a little moreTry a fresh example, explain your choice and return to an earlier page for a fluent reread.
The printed spelling is not always a complete sound. Different spellings may represent the same sound, and the same spelling can represent different sounds. Choose examples that match what your child has been taught; accept pronunciation differences between accents.
th · thin: thin, thick, moth; th · this: this, that, them; ng: ring, sing, long; nk: pink, sink, bank
th, ng and nk word practice
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10 printable sound cards with three example words each, tap-to-play sound models and word audio. Choose sounds already taught.
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