Chip, chest, cherry, champ — the CH digraph.
Plus a few words readers learn by heart: a, the, has, in, on, and, to, is.
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At Gran's house one of the hen's eggs sits in a nest on the chest, and [NAME] cannot stop checking it: from the chair, through lunch, not yet, not yet. So [NAME] turns into a hen and clucks at it until it cracks, and the new chick pecks [NAME]'s chin hello before falling asleep in [NAME]'s pouch.
10 pages · uses: chair, chest, chin, chick, chop, check, lunch, pouch · with Gran
Digging at the beach, [NAME] hits a little chest wrapped in a chain that will not budge, until a crab snips it open. Inside is a charm, but when [NAME] tries to carry the chest home the crab pinches [NAME]'s chin: the chest is its bed. A chest for the crab, a charm for [NAME].
10 pages · uses: chest, chin, chop, chain, charm, check, beach, pouch
[NAME] takes chips and a peach to the park in a pouch, and a cheeky chimp grabs the lot. After a chase and a very crunchy lunch on a picnic chair, the chimp drops the pouch: the chips are gone but the peach is fine, and [NAME] shares it. Chums.
10 pages · uses: chair, chip, chase, check, chimp, lunch, peach, pouch
[NAME] and Sis cover the patio with chalk: a chimp, a giant chick, a chest and a chair. Which one is best? Before anyone can decide, the pup runs straight through the lot and ends up with a pink chin, and the champ is not who anyone expected.
10 pages · uses: chair, chest, chin, chick, chalk, champ, chase, check, chimp · with Sis
[NAME] cannot sleep for itching, chin and chest and all. Mom checks the bed and finds a chip, and another, and another. Who had lunch in bed? Not [NAME]: it was the toy chimp, of course, with a whole pouch of chips. Itch gone, [NAME] sleeps, and Mom gets the chips.
10 pages · uses: chair, chest, chin, chip, check, chimp, lunch, pouch · with Mom
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