This handy digraph is found at the end of words (or at the end of a syllable, when we get into more complex words). The students were already mostly familiar with its application in -ing words, and have been working on pairing -ng with other vowels, too. The trickiest one for us to spell is -ang, like in "hang," where the a sounds more nasal and becomes almost a long a sound.
Check out these videos to review the -ng digraph and practice reading -ng words:
At Home Review
Practice the -NG digraph, including word ladders we have practiced in class, using this video by ELL With Ms. Darla. You can use a whiteboard, or just a pencil and paper!
Games to Practice the -NG Digraph
This bowling game has you read the sentence and choose the best fitting -ng word to complete it. Click here to play!
In this fun game you must unscramble the letters to correctly spell the -ng word that matches the picture. Click here to play!
Decodable Text
"The King of Spring" is full of -ng digraph words, as well as some rich and less common words to build our vocabularies. Click here to read it online.
Heart Words to Review
should, could, would (remember: O-U-Lucky Ducky!), walk, talk, or, for, they, their
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