all fall

/all/ spelled as ‘all’

(3 letters, one sound = trigraph)

air chair

/air/ spelled as ‘air’ (chair), ‘ear’ (pear, bear), ‘are’ (care, share), ‘ere’ (where, there)

(3 letters, one sound = trigraph)

We’ll make some practice sheets for this sound soon.

Other trigraph (and multigraph) spellings of the /air/ sound are found in these common homophones:
there, their, they’re
where, wear, we’re

/ɪr/ spelled as ‘ear’ ‘eer’

‘ear’ (hear), ‘eer’ (deer),

I hear the deer was here and jumped with fear.

Less commonly it is spelled as ‘e_e’ (here) ‘ier’ (tier) ‘er’ (experience)

/ŋ/ spelled as ‘ng’ ping

Hear this sound in lots of fun words … ping, pong, ding, dong, sing, song, sung, ring, swing, bling.

You’ll always find ‘ng’ at the end of a word or syllable.

The /ŋ/ sound of “ng” in also sometime spelled “n” before ‘k’ in words like plank, bank, monkey