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Teaching Phonics with PH and GH Digraph Passages: Lesson Plans, Word Lists, and Decodable Texts

"Ph and gh digraph passages are targeted reading texts designed to teach students how the consonant digraphs ph and gh represent specific speech sounds—most notably the /f/ sound. Used extensively in structured literacy and Orton-Gillingham approaches, these passages help early readers and intervention students build orthographic mapping skills, transition from isolated sound-symbol recognition to fluent text reading, and improve reading comprehension. The Linguistic Foundations of 'ph' and 'gh' Digraphs A consonant digraph consists of two consecutive consonants that work together to represent a single speech sound (phoneme). While foundationa..."

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