Group 6 Sounds
y · x · ch · sh · th · ph · r · l · a · i · e
A complete practice sheet for the trickiest phonics sounds. Tap any sound tile to hear it, then work through sorting, drilling, sentences, and a quiz.
Sound chart
Each sound has a unique mouth position. Tap a tile above to hear it, or use the demo below to see how the tongue moves.
Place your tongue between your front teeth for th sounds. For ch and sh, the tongue stays behind the teeth. For r and l, it curls or lifts. Vowels are all about mouth shape — try saying cat · sit · bed and feel your jaw drop or lift.
Match the sound
Tap a word to hear it, then tap the bucket with the correct initial sound. Listen carefully — some sounds are very similar!
Drill practice
Tap any word to hear it spoken slowly. Work through each sound group.
Sentences
Tap a sentence to hear it read aloud. Green words are consonants from Group 6, amber words are vowels.
Quick quiz
No hints this time. Listen if you need to, then match each word to its correct sound category.
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