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If you’re searching for a big collection of free Ch sound articulation worksheets for speech therapy, you’ve come to the right spot. We’ve gathered a huge selection of printable articulation worksheets focused on the Ch sound that will keep you busy for weeks.
Our aim is to provide top-quality, free speech therapy materials that are accessible to everyone, no matter their budget.
All Ch articulation worksheets here are meant for articulation therapy approach and are not meant for misarticulations due to phonological process errors which may require, for example, a contrastive phonological therapy approach.
Our goal is to reference high quality printable speech therapy worksheets to make it accessible for all wallet sizes.
Step 1: Individual Ch Sound Articulation Production
Your child needs to first learn to produce the ch sound on their own before even starting to do any syllabes or words. A speech and language pathologist is trained to teach your child how to articulate correctly /ch/.
This may come easily within a week or two with proper explanation or even take a few weeks. If you have practiced in clinic but need some reference videos to practice at home, review how to articulate ch sound in one of our favorite SLP influencer videos, Kelli Slemp from the Speech Scoop:
Step 2: Ch Sound Articulation with a Vowel
Once your child has some good foundations on articulating the ch sound individually, it’s time to try with a vowel, before and after the ch sound.
At home, we use a Ch Sound Syllable Flywheel and then articulation the ch sound with a vowel before and after. When your child can easily do this, it’s time to move on to the next step.
Step 3: Ch Sound Articulation Worksheets for Speech Therapy
There are many high quality free ch sound articulation worksheets out there, we’ve compiled a list of the best ones for your home speech therapy practice below.
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CH Sound Articulation Worksheets: Initial, Medial and Final Sound Position
- Bingo Articulation Activity CH by MckSpeechie
- CH articulation game by MckSpeechie
- CH Sound Articulation Coloring Pages by Carly Fowler
- Pokemon CH initial, medial and final Articulation cards by Lychee Speech
- CH Articulation Game and Popsicle Craft by Mrs Paulk’s Products
- Roll a Dice Ch Sound Articulation Therapy Activity by The Marble Speechie
- Bingo CH Articulation Activity by The ‘Peech Teacher
- CH Articulation Worksheets by Wise Owl Speech and Language Materials
- CH Sound Articulation Games Speech Therapy by SpeechTeachPro
- CH Sound Articulation Cards for Sorry by Liz Haider
- CH Sound Articulation Word List for Speech Therapy by Georgia Speech LLC
- Teddy Bear Ch Phoneme Articulation Activity by The Marble Speechie
- CH Sound Articulation Tic Tac Toe by The Speech Place
- Final CH word Articulation Card Game by SLP Alley
- Blocked Initial CH Articulation Game by The Crafty Speechie
- Zap CH Articulation Game by The Speech Bubble SLP
- CH CV VC IWP MWP FWP Words and Sentences by Speech and Language for Children
- Old Maid CH Words Articulation Activity
Holiday Themed CH Sound Articulation Worksheets: All Sound Positions
- St. Patrick’s Day CH Articulation Pack by Shelley SLP
- Spring Speech CH Sounds Cut and Say Articulation Freebie by Red Rose Speechies
- Valentine CH Articulation Pack by Shelley SLP
- February Valentines Medial /ch/ Phoneme Articulation Activity by The Marble Speechie
- Dab-A-Sound Valentines Day CH Phoneme Articulation Game by Panda Speech
- Spring CH Articulation Word Search by Paper Cut City
- Spring CH Articulation Pack by Shelley SLP
- Snowy CH Speech Articulation Packet by Heather Porter
- CH Articulation Activity Boards by The BeachyTherapist
- Pizza Themed CH Sound Cut & Paste Articulation for Speech Therapy by Miss B SLP
- Halloween Monster Medial CH Sound Articulation Craft by Eli Lowham
Step 4: CH Sound Articulation Sentence Level Practice
Once your child is comfortable at the word level, as you continue to practice ch within words, you should then try to practice at the sentence level to help them generalise into every day speech or what speech and language pathologists call, ‘carryover’.
- CH Articulation Cards Games Word & Sentence by Lingal Logic
- Free Tongue Twister CH Sentences by AcrosstheLifespanSLP
- Initial CH Sound Sentences & Conversation Carryover Speech Therapy Game by The SLP Curriculum
- Four to Score CH Articulation Game Sentences by The Crafty Speechie
- Thanksgiving CH Sentences Carryover Articulation by Cherie’s Articulation Fun
- CH Sound Match the Sentence Articulation Game by Homemadeteacher
- Kite-Themed CH Sentence Cards for Articulation Therapy by Lindsey Karol
- Medial CH Arnold the Artist Articulation Story Practice by Clarity Speech and Language
We hope these free materials from wonderful creators has been helpful for you! We’d love to hear how they are working for you – let us know what you’d like to see more of by contacting us.
Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not intended as medical, legal, or professional advice. Consult a qualified speech and language pathologist for guidance specific to your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should children master the /ch/ sound?
The /ch/ sound (as in "chair," "beach," "kitchen") is typically mastered by age 4–5.5. It is considered an affricate and combines /t/ and /sh/ in rapid sequence.
What are common errors children make with /ch/?
Children may substitute /sh/ for /ch/ ("shair" for "chair"), /t/ for /ch/ ("tair" for "chair"), or omit the sound entirely. Some children produce only the /sh/ component, suggesting they have the friction but not the complete affricate burst.
How should /ch/ worksheets be used in a practice sequence?
Use them at the word level first, ensuring the child has been taught correct production by an SLP. Progress to phrase and sentence-level worksheets as accuracy improves. Read-aloud passages are the final level before carryover practice in conversation.
Can /ch/ worksheets also help children who are working on /sh/?
There is overlap, since /ch/ contains /sh/. However, because /ch/ adds a /t/ burst, they should be targeted separately. Some clinicians address /sh/ before /ch/ to build the shared component first.
How many words should be on a practice worksheet for young children?
10–20 words per session is manageable for most young children. Fewer, well-practiced words are more effective than rushing through a large list. Use games and activities alongside the worksheet to maintain engagement.
Last modified: 16 June 2026