The Soft TH Sound
These lessons feature videos and songs to help First Grade kids learn how to pronounce consonant digraph TH.
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Learn words that begin or end with TH.
The digraph TH has two sounds: Soft (voiceless) TH and Hard (Voiced) TH.
The following diagram shows some examples of words with soft Th and words with hard Th. Scroll down the page for more examples and songs to help you learn how to pronounce words that uses the Th digraph.
Learn about the digraph “th” (soft)
A digraph is when two letter sounds or phonemes combine to make one sound or phoneme.
When the t sound combines with the h sound they create the unique sound of th. Learn about the digraph th as you listen to the th sound in words that begin and end with the th digraph.
Difference between the soft TH sound and the hard TH sound.
Soft TH (voiceless): Place tongue between upper and lower teeth. Blow air through teeth.
Hard TH (voiced): Place tongue behind upper teeth. Blow air and let tongue vibrates. Feel the buzz.
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