If a one syllable word ends in a /ch/ sound:
Use the trigraph -tch after a short vowel sound.
Use the digraph -ch after a long vowel sound.
Exceptions include much, such, rich and which.

The background song is Dig Deep. MJF TRIBUTE

Are you ready?
To spell one syllable words
That end in a /ch/ sound
Here we go!
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
beach beach
b ea ch
reach reach
r ea ch
teach teach
t ea ch
peach peach
p ea ch
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
match match
m a tch
fetch fetch
f e tch
ditch ditch
d i tch
notch notch
n o tch
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
Use “ch” after a long vowel sound
ai ee ie oe ue
“tch” after a short vowel sound
a e i o u
Exceptions: much, rich, such, which
This spelling rule applies to one syllable words
Mr Spelling

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