Kim's Whisk Mix

Digraph WH Kindergarten – 1st Grade Blends & Digraphs
Kim's Whisk Mix
Kim's Whisk Mix, page 1
1Kim had a wish for a big bun. "When can we fix it?" she said to Dad. Dad got a big bag.
Kim's Whisk Mix, page 2
2He set it on the top, but his hand slid. Wham! The bag hit the dish. A puff of white stuff got on the mat. "Oh no!
Kim's Whisk Mix, page 3
3Where did it go?" said Kim. Dad had a look at the mess. "It is not a lot. Just a bit of it got out," he said.
Kim's Whisk Mix, page 4
4So Kim and Dad did rub the mat. Then Kim got to whisk, whisk, whisk the mix in her dish. Her whisk had a whiz.
Circle or highlight all the words with the WH sound. How many did you find?

Comprehension Questions

After reading, ask these questions to check understanding:

  1. What did Kim wish to eat?
  2. What did Kim and Dad do to the mat?
  3. What did Kim do to the mix in her dish?
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Reader Details

Phonics Skill Digraph WH
Grade Level Kindergarten – 1st Grade
Phase Blends & Digraphs

Target Words

what when where which while whim whip whiz wham whack whale wheat

Sight Words

the is a and to was it she he they

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About This Decodable Reader

“Kim's Whisk Mix” is a free printable decodable reader designed for kindergarten and 1st grade students practicing digraph wh phonics patterns. This mini-book uses phonetically controlled vocabulary so beginning readers can successfully sound out nearly every word in the story, building confidence and reinforcing the specific phonics skills they're learning.

The free PDF is a full-color illustrated mini-book: a cover, four picture pages with one or two lines of story text each, and a back page listing the digraph wh words, high-frequency words, and discussion questions. Print the three sheets, cut each one in half along the dashed line, and staple — your child has a real little book to hold. A read-aloud version with one large page per sheet is also included for projecting to the whole class.

This reader is part of our collection of free decodable readers organized by phonics skill and aligned with the Science of Reading. For additional practice with digraph wh patterns, try our digraph wh phonics worksheets which include word sorts, phrasing practice cards, and rapid naming charts.