chill, much, ache, These two love to ride the train down the track. - "CH-CH-CH-CH!" "CH-CH-CH-CH!", What is the story about these two? - "CH-CH-CH-CH!" "CH-CH-CH-CH!", church, chin, hatch - BUT sometimes, they pretend to be the conductor listening to the coal hitting together before it burns., "C! C! C!" (hard C sound or K) - choir, schedule, ache, What do they sometimes like to do? - BUT sometimes, they pretend to be the conductor listening to the coal hitting together before it burns., choir, schedule, ache - school, chip, You will see "tch" represent the "ch" sound at a specific time. - When it is after a short vowel, batch, hutch, pitch, catcher - But not when it is after a long vowel or a consonant: "beach", "coach", When do you see "tch" represent the "ch" sound? - After a short vowel,

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