Consonant Digraphs Worksheet - Match the picture to the digraph and complete the word.

Problem Description:

The task involves connecting pictures to their corresponding consonant digraphs (two-letter combinations that make a single sound) and completing the words. The digraphs provided are sh, th, wh, and ch. Each picture represents a word that starts with one of these digraphs.

Solution:

1. Picture 1: A hand making a "shh" gesture
- This picture represents the sound /sh/.
- The word is _eel → sheel (but typically spelled as sheet).

2. Picture 2: A spinning wheel
- This picture represents the sound /th/ (voiced).
- The word is _eep → theep (but typically spelled as thee or the).

3. Picture 3: A sheep
- This picture represents the sound /sh/.
- The word is _umb → thumb.

4. Picture 4: A chair
- This picture represents the sound /sh/.
- The word is _ield → shield.

5. Picture 5: A fan
- This picture represents the sound /wh/.
- The word is _air → whair (but typically spelled as where).

6. Picture 6: A gun
- This picture represents the sound /ch/.
- The word is _read → chread (but typically spelled as cheat).

7. Picture 7: A spool of thread
- This picture represents the sound /th/ (voiceless).
- The word is _istle → thistle.

Completed Words:

- Sheet
- Thee
- Thumb
- Shield
- Where
- Cheat
- Thistle

Final Answer:

\[
\boxed{
\text{Sheet, Thee, Thumb, Shield, Where, Cheat, Thistle}
}
\]