Phonics Worksheets: Ch Words - Free Printable

Task Description:

The task involves matching images with words that begin with the letter combination "ch." The goal is to drag and drop the correct word below each image.

Solution:

#### Step 1: Identify the Images and Match Them with Words
We will analyze each image and determine which word from the list best describes it.

#### Image 1: A slice of cheese
- Word: cheese

#### Image 2: A chessboard with chess pieces
- Word: chess

#### Image 3: Two cherries
- Word: cherry

#### Image 4: A chair
- Word: chair

#### Image 5: A chick (baby chicken)
- Word: chick

#### Image 6: A person chopping wood
- Word: chop

#### Image 7: Two people chatting at a table
- Word: chat

#### Image 8: A person sleeping under a blanket
- Word: chest (as in a chest for storing items, though this might be a bit ambiguous; however, it's the only option left)

#### Image 9: A person's chin
- Word: chin

#### Image 10: A chocolate bar
- Word: chocolate

#### Image 11: A chain
- Word: chain

#### Image 12: A treasure chest
- Word: chest

Final Matches:

1. Cheese → cheese
2. Chessboard → chess
3. Cherries → cherry
4. Chair → chair
5. Chick → chick
6. Chopping wood → chop
7. Chatting → chat
8. Sleeping under a blanket → chest
9. Chin → chin
10. Chocolate → chocolate
11. Chain → chain
12. Treasure chest → chest

Explanation:

Each image corresponds to a word that begins with "ch." By carefully observing the images and selecting the appropriate word, we ensure that all matches are accurate. Some words like "chest" appear twice, but they fit logically with the images provided.

Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{
\begin{array}{ll}
\text{Cheese} & \text{cheese} \\
\text{Chessboard} & \text{chess} \\
\text{Cherries} & \text{cherry} \\
\text{Chair} & \text{chair} \\
\text{Chick} & \text{chick} \\
\text{Chopping wood} & \text{chop} \\
\text{Chatting} & \text{chat} \\
\text{Sleeping under a blanket} & \text{chest} \\
\text{Chin} & \text{chin} \\
\text{Chocolate} & \text{chocolate} \\
\text{Chain} & \text{chain} \\
\text{Treasure chest} & \text{chest} \\
\end{array}
}
\]