260+ CH Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Reading Passages

260+ CH Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Reading Passages


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CH Words

Beginning

chair

chat

chase

check

cheese

cheer

chest

chew

child

chick

chin

cheetah

checkers

cherry

chicken

children

cheeseburger

chili

chocolate

chop

church

chalk

cheap

chipmunk

choose

chore

chapter

Middle

beach ball

catcher

crutches

grandchild

hatching

inches

ketchup

kitchen

key chain

matches

lunchbox

marching

touchdown

itching

peaches

picture

pitcher

teacher

statue

witches

reaching

furniture

high chair

temperature

bleachers

Ending

beach

couch

bench

stretch

pitch

catch

patch

reach

reach

march

touch

speech

wrench

watch

witch

lunch

stretch

match

branch

ostrich

switch

hatch

ranch

coach

Initial CH by Syllables

2
Syllable

cello

chairman

challenge

changing

channel

chapter

charming

cheaper

checkers

checkup

cheese cake

cheetah

cherry

chicken

childish

children

chili

China

chipmunk

chosen

3
Syllable

challenging

champion

changeable

chariot

charity

charley horse

checkerboard

cheddar cheese

cheerleaders

cherry pie

chewing gum

chicken pox

Chihuahua

chimpanzee

chocolate

chuck wagon

4
Syllable

charitable

Chattanooga

cherry pepper

chili pepper

chili powder

Chinese checkers

chocolate chip

5
Syllable

Medial CH by Syllables

2
Syllable

achieve

beach ball

benches

bleacher

catcher

coaches

exchange

future

inches

ketchup

kitchen

lunch box

nachos

nature

peaches

question

statue

teacher

touches

watchdog

3
Syllable

adventure

amateur

bird watcher

congestion

cultural

digestion

dog catcher

factual

fluctuate

furniture

immature

launching pad

natural

police chief

premature

punctuate

sandwiches

signature

teachable

teacher's aide

4
Syllable

agriculture

approachable

barbecue chips

chocolate chips

habitual

literature

manufacture

miniature

natural gas

naturally

potato chips

situation

temperature

tortilla chips

unnatural

5
Syllable

infatuation

intellectual

obituary

unapproachable

Final CH by Syllables

2
Syllable

approach

attach

cockroach

cross stitch

door latch

dude ranch

hopscotch

Long Beach

mismatch

night watch

ostrich

outreach

outstretch

pipe wrench

sandwich

ski coach

South Beach

swim coach

topnotch

wrist watch

3
Syllable

avalanche

baseball coach

butterscotch

cattle ranch

crescent wrench

football coach

hockey coach

lettuce patch

mix and match

P.E. coach

pocket watch

wrestling coach

wrestling match

4
Syllable

5
Syllable


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Initial CH Phrases and Sentences

wooden chair

sidewalk chalk

chase around

red check

loud cheer

say cheese

fast cheetah

cherry on top

bare chest

chew toy

chicken coop

cute child

hot chili

itchy chin

small chipmunk

chocolate pieces

chop wood

visit church

Matthew sat down on the chair.

Will you get me a new piece of chalk?

I think the dog will chase the cat.

Gracie put a check in the box.

They did a cheer at the pep rally.

Melt the cheese and we can dip chips in it.

A cheetah can run as fast as a car.

I would like a milkshake with a cherry on top.

The man's chest was muscular.

The dog played with his chew toy.

The chicken was by the coop.

She is a sweet child.

Are you coming to the chili cook off?

He is touching her chin.

The chipmunk rested on a log.

Will you share your chocolate?

Their job is to chop down trees.

What time is church on Sunday?

Medial CH Phrases and Sentences

colorful beach ball

painting benches

young catcher

lean on crutches

baby high chair

two inches

itching arm

red ketchup

plastic key chain

open kitchen

pink lunch box

marching band

wood matches

cheesy nachos

juicy peaches

metal statue

classroom teacher

scary witches

We played with the beach ball in the pool.

Painting the benches was a big project.

The catcher is ready.

His crutches help him walk.

The baby is happy in her high chair.

He has grown four inches in a year.

I have a bug bite that is itching.

I put ketchup on all my food.

I have a light on my key chain.

I want to eat lunch in the kitchen.

I have a sandwich and apple in my lunch box.

The marching band members practiced hard.

It's not safe to play with matches.

This restaurant makes the best nachos.

Georgia grows the most delicious peaches.

We can see the statue at the art gallery.

She is our 5th grade teacher.

The girls pretended to be witches.

Final CH Phrases and Sentences

visit the beach

old wooden bench

leafy tree branch

catch the ball

lifting coach

lay on the couch

play hopscotch

lunch time

month of March

wooden match

fast ostrich

work on the ranch

reach up high

tall sandwich

stretch arms

watch band

witch spell

small wrench

The boat floated right up to the beach.

The park bench had many birds on it.

The tree branch had broken off overnight.

Gloves help him catch the ball.

The coach is holding his clipboard.

I fell asleep on the couch.

Let's play hopscotch at recess.

She ate lunch outside.

Our cousins will visit in March.

Please light the match and start the fire.

The ostrich lives in the desert.

We're going to ride horses on the ranch.

She is trying to reach the rings.

You made a tall sandwich.

Be sure to stretch your muscles before exercising.

I like your watch.

The witch flew on her broomstick.

He used the wrench to fix the leaky faucet.

CH Reading Paragraphs

Lunch Interruption

It was time for lunch. Chip wanted to eat lunch on the beach today. He walked to the beach. There were no benches, so he sat in the sand. He opened his lunch box and found chili, cheese, a sandwich, a cherry, and some peaches.

He took a bite of his sandwich and began to chew when all of a sudden his chin started itching. He was getting sand flea bites. He grabbed his lunch and took off like a cheetah.

"I guess I'll go eat in my kitchen at home," he thought.

Day at the Zoo

Our teacher, Ms. Child, is teaching us about the ostrich. We went to the zoo to see an ostrich. We also saw a cheetah.

There was a farm animal area where we saw a chicken. I bought a key chain at the zoo, ate my lunch on a bench, and shared some of it with a chipmunk. It was fun to watch all of the animals.

Our class let out a cheer when we saw the ostrich run. It was fast. I wanted to feed the ostrich some chocolate, but the zookeeper said not to.

Hopscotch Challenge

In March, I took chalk and drew some squares to play hopscotch on. My friend Chase and I wanted to play together.

I drew the squares on the sidewalk close to the church with the chicken statue.

I asked Chase to watch and check if the squares were in the right order. He told me one of them was a few inches off. I told him that I moved them to miss a big tree branch.

We started playing. I pounded my chest after beating him three times! I would still cheer for him though.



This list of functional words was professionally selected to be the most useful for a child or adult who has difficulty with producing the "CH" sound.

We encourage you to use this list when practicing at home.

Doing home practice will help your child make much faster progress toward correct production.

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are only able to see students/clients 30-60 mins (or less) per week.

This is not enough time for your child to overcome an articulation disorder with the "CH" sound. But with high caseloads...

...it's all SLPs can do.

There's only so much time in the day.

Every day that your child goes without practice it becomes more and more difficult to correct an "CH" error because he/she continues to say it incorrectly. 


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We know life is busy , but if you're reading this you're probably someone who cares about helping their loved one as much as you can.

Practice 5-10 minutes whenever you can, but try to do it on a consistent basis (daily).

Please, please, please use this list to practice.

It will be a great benefit to you and your loved one's progress.



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