165+ H Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Reading Passages

165+ H Words, Phrases, Sentences, and Reading Passages


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H Words

Beginning

hall

ham

hand

hard

hat

have

head

health

heart

height

help

high

hike

hill

hint

hold

home

hook

hop

hope

horse

house

hug

hurt

whole

Middle

beehive

birdhouse

doghouse

doll house

downhill

fishhook

forehead

groundhog

lighthouse

playhouse

pothole

redhead

reheat

sea horse

uphill

White House

behavior

buttonhole

grasshopper

hula hoop

Ohio

Perl Harbor

pigeonhole

rehearsal

rocking horse

Ending

Initial H by Syllables

2
Syllable

hair-do

half-hour

hammer

hamster

handle

handshake

hanger

happy

hardwood

harmful

headache

healthy

helmet

helping

high school

homemade

homework

hornet

hot dog

hundred

3
Syllable

hair dryer

hamburger

handkerchief

happiness

harmonize

Hawaii

hearing aid

hemisphere

heroic

history

holiday

Hollywood

honeybee

honeydew

Hoover Dam

horizon

hospital

hula hoop

hummingbird

hydrogen

4
Syllable

Gila monster

hallelujah

hearing-impaired

helicopter

historian

historical

hot-air balloon

hypothesis

5
Syllable

hippopotamus

Medial H by Syllables

2
Syllable

beehive

behave

behind

birdhouse

doghouse

doll house

downhill

fishhook

forehand

forehead

groundhog

inhale

lighthouse

playhouse

pothole

redhead

reheat

sea horse

uphill

White House

3
Syllable

anyhow

behavior

buttonhole

city hall

clothes hanger

grasshopper

hula hoop

inherit

Ohio

Perl Harbor

pigeonhole

rehearsal

rocking horse

study hall

unhappy

4
Syllable

aircraft hangar

Beverly Hills

exhalation

inhalation

mahogany

Red Riding Hood

safety helmet

5
Syllable


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Initial H Phrases and Sentences

juicy ham

metal hammer

pet hamster

open hand

wood hanger

happy smile

cowboy hat

bald head

bad headache

healthy heart

black helmet

long hike

steep hill

wall hook

fast horse

grilled hot dog

big house

tight hug

We had ham for dinner.

Hit the nail with the hammer.

My friend has a hamster named Bubba.

His hand reached for the sky.

Put your shirt on the hanger.

She has a big, happy smile.

She left her hat in the barn.

He doesn't have any hair on his head.

I have a bad headache.

The doctor is going to check her heart.

He took off his football helmet.

Let's go on a hike in the mountains.

I am too tired to climb the hill.

That is a rusty hook.

The horse is running fast.

I want mustard on my hot dog.

They moved into their new house.

She gave him a tight hug.

Medial H Phrases and Sentences

large beehive

close behind

empty birdhouse

wooden doghouse

big doll house

drive downhill

pointy fishhook

clean forehead

noisy groundhog

inhale air

tall lighthouse

fun playhouse

deep pothole

pretty redhead

reheat dinner

tiny sea horse

walk uphill

visit the White House

Don't throw rocks at the beehive.

His girlfriend is behind him.

We built this birdhouse together.

The pug likes his doghouse.

The girls are playing with the doll house.

Going downhill, trucks have to be careful.

My fishhook got stuck under water.

Eyebrows are under her forehead.

The groundhog saw his shadow.

Inhale a deep breath of fresh air.

The captain saw the lighthouse.

He was standing in the playhouse.

You just drove over a pothole.

She is a beautiful redhead.

Reheat something in the fridge for dinner.

I bought a sea horse at the pet shop.

They followed the trail uphill.

The President of the United States lives in the White House.

H Reading Paragraphs

Homer the Hamster

Homer was a happy hamster who lived in a heart shaped house. His owner, Hazel, was a redhead. Homer had the best cage. It was almost the size of a doghouse.

His favorite toy was his hamster wheel. It was behind his water dish. Homer always wore his hamster helmet when he ran on his hamster wheel. He was a safe hamster.

After running he would eat a hot dog and honey. He was happy with his life and hoped it would never change.

Treehouse

My friend Harry and I build the coolest tree house ever. We found a tree uphill from our house. The tree is tall and lets us see all the houses downhill from it. We had to get rid of an old beehive before we built it.

I like to inhale the fresh air when I am in our tree house. It helps me clear my head. I take ham sandwiches and eat lunch there sometimes.

Harry and I wish we could bring our horse, Hank, up in our tree house, but he is too heavy.

Fishing Trip

We were going fishing. After giving our mom a hug and grabbing some fishhooks, fishing hat, bait, and food, we headed out.

It was a short drive and we hit a pothole on the way to Lighthouse Lake. It was the best spot around.

After we parked we had to hike for half a mile, downhill, to reach the lake. Usually, we stayed for the whole day, unless the fish weren't biting.

Today we had to leave early because I had a headache. A hammer had fallen on my head while I was helping around the house. I was sad, but I knew a nap at home would help my head feel better.



This list of functional words was professionally selected to be the most useful for a child or adult who has difficulty with producing the "H" sound.

We encourage you to use this list when practicing at home.

Doing home practice will help your child make much faster progress toward correct production.

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) are only able to see students/clients 30-60 mins (or less) per week.

This is not enough time for your child to overcome an articulation disorder with the "H" sound. But with high caseloads...

...it's all SLPs can do.

There's only so much time in the day.

Every day that your child goes without practice it becomes more and more difficult to correct an "H" error because he/she continues to say it incorrectly. 


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We know life is busy , but if you're reading this you're probably someone who cares about helping their loved one as much as you can.

Practice 5-10 minutes whenever you can, but try to do it on a consistent basis (daily).

Please, please, please use this list to practice.

It will be a great benefit to you and your loved one's progress.



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