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Digraph & blend flashcards

Two letters, one sound — and the first real spelling rules. This set moves readers from single letters into digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh), the FLOSS rule, ck, dge, tch, the split (magic-e) vowels and end blends.

Best for children who know their single letter-sounds and are ready for two-letter graphemes — typically mid Foundation to Year 1.

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Digraphs & FLOSS phonics flashcards preview

Digraphs & FLOSS

sh, th, ch, wh, ng, nk and the FLOSS rule doubles — ff, ll, ss.

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ck, dge, tch & Split Vowels phonics flashcards preview

ck, dge, tch & Split Vowels

ck, dge, tch, the three sounds of -ed, the split (magic-e) vowels and more.

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End Blends & Vowel Teams phonics flashcards preview

End Blends & Vowel Teams

End blends and first vowel teams — oi, oy, ar, ee, or, ai, ay, er.

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About the Digraphs & Blends set

Two letters, one sound — and the first real spelling rules. This set moves readers from single letters into digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh), the FLOSS rule, ck, dge, tch, the split (magic-e) vowels and end blends. Every card is professionally printed on durable cardstock and packed in a clear PVC case that keeps the cards safe and waterproof — ready for busy classrooms and kitchen tables alike. Printed and posted from Australia.

Parents and teachers often find this set when searching for digraph flashcards, sh ch th flashcards, FLOSS rule cards, blend flashcards Australia and split vowel flashcards. Whatever you call them, they follow the same structured-literacy sequence used across Australian classrooms.

Common questions

What's a digraph?

A digraph is two letters that together make one sound — like sh in ship or th in that. Teaching them explicitly, one at a time, is a core part of structured literacy.

What is the FLOSS rule?

The FLOSS rule is the spelling pattern where f, l, s and sometimes z are doubled at the end of a short one-syllable word — as in puff, bell, miss, buzz.

Not sure where to start?

Our guide walks through the order to teach phonics sounds, from first letters to advanced code.

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