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Voiced TH Word List

1 Syllable
Initial Voiced TH Word List

than

that

the

thee

their

them

thou

hen

than

there

these

they

this

those

hough

thus

thy

there’s

they’ve

they’d

they’ll

1 Syllable
Final Voiced TH Word List

bathe

breathe

lathe

loathe

scathe

seethe

smooth

soothe

teethe

2 Syllable
Initial Voiced TH Word List

themselves

thereby

thyself

therein

therefore

thereof

thyself

therewith

thereto

2 Syllable
Medial Voiced TH Word List

although

bather

bathing

bother

breather

breathing

brethren

brother

clothing

either

fathom

father

feather

gather

lather

leather

loathing

mother

neither

other

rather

rhythm

rhythmic

seething

slither

smoother

smoothest

worthy

smoothly

smother

soothing

southern

tether

unscathed

weather 

wither

withdraw

withdrawn

withdrew

within

without

withstand

 

3 Syllable
Initial Voiced TH Word List

thereabout

thereafter

thereupon

3 Syllable
Medial Voiced TH Word List

another

bathing suit

brotherhood

brotherly

fatherly

featherweight

godfather

 

godmother

grandmother

grandfather

leathercraft

weatherproof

withdrawal

motherhood

Netherland

stepbrother

stepfather

stepmother

together

weatherman

weatherproof

withdrawal

4 Syllable
Medial Voiced TH Word List

altogether

brother-on-law

father-in-law

leather jacket

mother-in-law

nevertheless

togetherness

smelly clothing

summer weather

 


Voiced TH Blend Word List

bathed

breathed

loathed

scathed

seethed

smoothed

soothed

farther

further

northern

worthy

loathes

furthermore

northern lights

seaworthy

worthiness

unworthiness

trustworthy 

breathes

 

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Voiced TH Phrases

Initial TH Phrases

although it’s rainy

bather in the pool

bathing in the sun

don’t bother me

a quick breather break

breathing in the fresh air

brethren of the forest

my brother’s here

clothing for warm days

either way works

fathom the deep ocean

father reads stories

a soft feather pillow

gather around the fire

heathen in the tale

Heather loves flowers

lather on the soap

smooth leather jacket

loathing the long wait

mother makes dinner

neither cat nor dog

other friends join in

 

rhythm of the music

rhythmic drum beats

seething with anger

snakes slither quietly

smoother than before

the smoothest ride

smoothly down the hill

smother the flames

soothing ocean waves

southern breeze feels nice

tether your boat tight

unscathed by the storm

weather can change fast

flowers wither in winter

withdraw from the game

he felt withdrawn today

he withdrew from the race

within the cozy room

without any worries

withstand the strong wind

a worthy cause to support

I’d rather play outside

Medial TH Phrases

another day to play

a bright bathing suit

the spirit of brotherhood

showing brotherly love

giving fatherly advice

a featherweight champion

my godfather’s stories

my sweet godmother

grandmother bakes cookies

grandfather tells tales

learning leathercraft skills

celebrating motherhood joyfully

a trip to the Netherlands

my stepbrother is funny

my kind stepfather

 

he weatherman predicts rain

weatherproof gear is best

a tough withdrawal period

altogether a fun time

my brother-in-law’s jokes

my father-in-law’s wisdom

wearing a leather jacket

my lovely mother-in-law

nevertheless, we keep trying

the strength of togetherness

smelly clothing in the hamper

enjoying summer weather outside

bundling up for winter weather

my caring stepmother

together we can succeed

Final TH Phrases

bathe in the warm sun

breathe in the fresh air

use a lathe to shape

loathe the sound of nails

scathe the harsh winter wind

seethe with quiet anger

smooth the rough edges

soothe the crying baby

let the puppy teeth gently

TH Sentences

Initial Voiced TH Sentences

They are taller than I thought they would be.

This book is better than the last one I read.

Those apples look fresher than the other ones.

There is a big tree behind the house.

They have a new puppy that loves to play.

I will finish my homework then go outside.

There’s a cool park where we can play.

These shoes fit better than the ones I wore.

Though it was cold, we had a great time.

They’ve planned a surprise party for their friend.

You should believe in yourself and trust thyself.

Thou art wiser than most people I know.

Thereupon, the team celebrated their big victory together.

The birds are singing beautifully in the trees.

They will arrive at the park around three o’clock.

Thy kindness has touched many hearts this week.

There’s a big difference between those two choices.

They’ll help each other with their school projects.

Thereby, we learned the importance of teamwork and friendship.

These cookies smell amazing and taste even better!

I have a feeling that today will be fun.

Medial Voiced TH Sentences

Although it was raining, we still went outside.

The bather enjoyed the warm sun on the beach.

Bathing in the river was refreshing and fun.

Don’t bother me when I’m reading, please!

After running, I need a breather to relax.

Breathing deeply helps calm my racing heart.

My brethren and I always support each other.

My brother loves to play video games with me.

His clothing was stylish and looked very nice.

You can either join us or stay here alone.

I can hardly fathom how much I’ve grown!

My father makes the best pancakes on weekends.

The feather floated gently down to the ground.

Let’s gather our things and head to the park.

She called him a heathen for being rude.

Heather brought her favorite book to share with us.

Make sure to lather the soap well before washing.

His leather jacket looked cool and very warm.

I feel a loathing for broccoli on my plate.

My mother always knows how to cheer me up.

Neither option seemed good, so I chose neither.

The other kids laughed and played on the swings.

I would rather read a book than watch TV.

The rhythm of the music made me want to dance.

The rhythmic sounds of nature soothe my mind.

I noticed she was seething with anger today.

The snake will slither quietly through the grass.

This road is smoother than the one we took.

He has the smoothest voice I’ve ever heard!

The car drove smoothly over the new pavement.

Please don’t smother me with your big hugs!

The soothing music helped me fall asleep.

The southern winds brought warm weather to town.

You need to tether the dog to the post.

The athlete remained unscathed after the tough game.

The flowers wither when the weather turns cold.

I decided to withdraw from the noisy party.

She felt withdrawn after her friend moved away.

He withdrew his hand from the icy water.

The secret lies hidden within the old book.

Without friends, life would be quite lonely.

I can withstand any challenge that comes my way.

The task was worthy of our full attention.

Final Voiced TH Sentences

I love to bathe in the warm sunlight.

Take a moment to breathe deeply and relax.

The carpenter used a lathe to shape the wood.

I really loathe doing chores on weekends!

Her harsh words did not scathe my feelings.

I could see him seethe with anger during class.

The road was smooth after it was repaved.

The gentle music helped soothe my tired mind.

Babies often teethe when they’re growing new teeth.

Voiced TH Stories

Voiced TH Story #1

In a sunny garden, thirty thorny rose plants stood tall, eager to learn. “What fun it would be to count to three!” they thought. “Shall we count together?” said the eldest rose, whose thorns were thicker than the others. “There’s nothing better than sharing this journey with thee!” The younger roses agreed, their bright blooms shimmering in the sunlight. Thus, they decided to gather in a circle and begin their counting adventure.

“Let us start with one!” exclaimed the smallest rose, thrusting her petals forward. “One is the first, and we can count from there!” The other roses repeated, “One, one, one!” After practicing, they felt proud of themselves. “Now, we shall move to two!” declared a rose with particularly thick thorns. “Two is twice as lovely as one!” They all chimed in, “Two, two, two!” The excitement grew, and they could hardly wait for the next number.

Finally, they approached the last number. “This is it, dear friends—let’s count to three!” they shouted. “Three, three, three!” echoed throughout the garden. Their joyful laughter attracted the attention of butterflies and bees, who danced around them. “They’ve done it!” said a nearby bumblebee. “These thorny roses have learned to count!” The roses felt a great sense of achievement, and thereupon they decided to celebrate their success with a gentle sway in the breeze, proud of their newfound skill.

Voiced TH Story #2

In a small town nestled between the hills, there lived a mother named Heather who had a knack for predicting the weather. Although many thought it was a silly hobby, Heather found great joy in observing the changing skies and the rhythmic patterns of nature. “I can fathom what the weather will be like,” she often said, her brother teasing her with a playful, “You’re such a heathen for thinking that!” Each morning, she would gather her children’s clothing and step outside, breathing in the fresh air while keeping a close eye on the clouds.

One sunny afternoon, while her children played in the garden, Heather noticed a shift in the wind. “I think a storm is coming!” she declared, her voice smooth yet firm. “Let’s not bother with bathing today; it’s better to prepare!” Her children, not wanting to miss any fun, protested, “But we’d rather play than clean!” Nevertheless, Heather reminded them of the importance of being ready. “We can always have a soothing bath after the storm passes,” she assured, smoothing out the wrinkles of her leather jacket and grabbing her trusty umbrella.

As the clouds began to gather and the wind picked up, Heather felt a sense of pride in her ability. “Look at the way the trees sway and the birds quickly slither into their nests,” she pointed out. “They know the storm is near!” With that, they all hurried inside, thankful for her thoughtful guidance. “There’s nothing worse than being caught unprepared!” she said, chuckling at their previous loathing of chores. Together, they watched the raindrops dance against the window, knowing that as long as they were together, they could weather any storm that came their way.

Voiced TH Story 3

In a quaint little town, there lived a thirty-three-year-old man named Thor, who thoroughly loathed smooth things. “The thought of touching silky fabrics makes my skin throb!” he would exclaim, shaking his head in disdain. His brother, a true lover of all things smooth, would tease him mercilessly. “You’re such a heathen, Thor! Don’t you ever want to try something soft and soothing?” But Thor remained steadfast, convinced that the rough and the textured were far more worthy of appreciation.

One bright morning, while sitting on his favorite wooden bench beneath a thicket of trees, Thor watched the world around him. He cherished the rough bark of the trees that tickled his fingertips and the earthy scent of the soil that thrilled his senses. “There’s nothing smoother than a well-trodden path, but I prefer this textured trail!” he thought. As he inhaled the fresh air, he noticed a group of children playing nearby, their laughter ringing through the air like a rhythmic melody. They were sliding down a slick hill, squealing with delight, but Thor cringed at their glee. “Such frivolous fun!” he muttered under his breath, shaking his head.

Determined to teach the children about the beauty of roughness, Thor approached them with a grin. “Hey there, my little brethren! Would you like to explore the thrilling world of the rugged terrain?” he asked, his enthusiasm bubbling over. The children glanced at him, a mixture of confusion and curiosity lighting up their faces. “There’s a rocky path just beyond the thicket that’s filled with adventure and excitement!” Thor exclaimed, gesturing wildly. “You’ll discover that there’s much more to enjoy than just the slick slide!” The children gathered around him, intrigued. As they trekked through the uneven ground, Thor felt a rhythmic joy in their laughter. He realized that perhaps smoothness wasn’t so bad after all—especially when shared with friends who understood the thrill of both the rough and the smooth in life.







Voiced TH Progression Cards & Tongue Twisters

Voiced TH Tongue Twisters

The thirty-three thieves thought that they were worthy.

That bather by the beach loves to breathe deeply.

They’ll gather together, although they’ve got other things.

This weather is smoother than those southern winds.

Heather’s brother with the feather helps with breathing.

The rhythmic thumping of the drum soothed them all.

Neither the mother nor the father liked the loathing.

I’d rather gather feathers than worry about clothing.

Thus, the heathen will withdraw from the righteous path.

There’s a loathing for leather beneath the lathering soap.

Those brothers breathed life into their rhythmic dance.

Though they’re thin, they thrive on that southern breeze.

Heather and her brethren bathe beneath the shining sun.

The slithering snake smothered itself in the grass.

They’re breathing deeply while they bathe by the pond.

I can’t fathom why they’d bother with that game.

The brothers in the doghouse are always seething.

There’s a smoother path behind the thorny thicket.

She’ll soothe her brother if he starts to whine.

The feather that floated was neither here nor there.

Those who slither carefully often find treasure beneath.

The sun’s heat will weather the strongest leather shoes.

The bather caught her breath before jumping in.

Let’s gather at the treehouse to play together.

Their love for the beach is rather intense, indeed.

They’ll inhale deeply before they begin the race.

Heathen thoughts are not welcome in this peaceful place.

With every breath, they’ll slither smoothly through the grass.

There’s rhythm in the waves as they crash on the shore.

The seething storm will neither bother nor frighten us.

Although the path is steep, they’ll climb together.

He’d rather linger in the shade than feel the heat.

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