Teaching children how to articulate the “Th” sound effectively involves practicing words with “Th” in various positions. For example, words like “think” and “thumb” showcase the “Th” sound at the beginning, while “bathtub” and “toothache” feature it in the middle. Ending examples include “cloth” and “moth”.

Here are some examples of TH words that children can practice and incorporate into their vocabulary: Thumb: The part of your hand opposite the fingers, with a joint between the first and second phalanges of each digit Thirsty: Feeling a need to drink something Thank: To express gratitude or appreciation

However, in systematic phonics instruction, th can only be used with sound units the child has already learned. Thus, th words for kids should only include: this, thud, bath, math, them, thin, that, then, thus, thick, thrill, thrash, Beth, Seth, thing, think, thank, Thad, cloth, fifth, tenth, length, throb

Here are some sample voiced th words for kindergarten: thud, math, bath, thin, thick, thrill, thrash, Beth, Seth, truth, tenth, sloth, cloth