These letters are called vowels.
Listen to the sounds these vowels make:
a | e | i | o | u |
If you put two together to make a sound, it is called a digraph.
Listen to the sounds.
ee | ![]() |
ie | ![]() |
ue | ![]() |
oe | ![]() |
ae | ![]() |
When you put another letter in the middle of the digraph, it splits the letters up in a word.
The digraph still makes the same sound, but it is called a split digraph:
ee becomes e_e in even | ![]() |
ie becomes i_e in white | ![]() |
ue becomes u_e in June | ![]() |
oe becomes o_e in alone | ![]() |
ae becomes a_e in came | ![]() |
Now we can use these split digraph sounds and spellings in this activity.
There are no sound buttons in the rest of the activity - you will have to work out the words using the spellings and the pictures!