Letter Sounds: Hard and Soft G - Playdough To Plato...sounds. Teach the rhyme and look through some...
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WHAT’S INCLUDED: • Hard and soft G learning rhyme poster • Hard G little book (color and black and white) • Soft G little book (color and black and white) • Hard and soft G little book (color and black and white) • Book assembly instructions (sorry, the T book is not included here) PREPARATION: Print off the pages you’d like to use, then cut and fold the little books by following the instruction page. Laminate the poster if you’d like. HOW TO USE: Read a children’s book together that contains soft and hard G’s and discuss the two sounds. Teach the rhyme and look through some favorite books together to see if the rhyme is true, and how often it is not. Make sure to point out that there are some common exceptions so while this rhyme is helpful it’s important not to rely on it completely. Read through the 3 little books at your own pace, asking children to check each book closely to see if each word follows the rules of the rhyme. It would be good to use 2 different colored highlighters to clearly mark the soft and loud g’s in the mixed book. I hope your children enjoy using these little books. Letter Sounds: Hard and Soft G © Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Transcript of Letter Sounds: Hard and Soft G - Playdough To Plato...sounds. Teach the rhyme and look through some...
WHAT’S INCLUDED: • Hard and soft G learning rhyme poster • Hard G little book (color and black and white) • Soft G little book (color and black and white) • Hard and soft G little book (color and black and white) • Book assembly instructions (sorry, the T book is not included here)
PREPARATION: Print off the pages you’d like to use, then cut and fold the little books by following the instruction page. Laminate the poster if you’d like. HOW TO USE: Read a children’s book together that contains soft and hard G’s and discuss the two sounds. Teach the rhyme and look through some favorite books together to see if the rhyme is true, and how often it is not. Make sure to point out that there are some common exceptions so while this rhyme is helpful it’s important not to rely on it completely. Read through the 3 little books at your own pace, asking children to check each book closely to see if each word follows the rules of the rhyme. It would be good to use 2 different colored highlighters to clearly mark the soft and loud g’s in the mixed book. I hope your children enjoy using these little books.
Letter Sounds: Hard and Soft G
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Fold all lines
2. Cut a slit into paper on the shorter black center line
3. Fold in half and push inwards to form a book
4. Book is ready to go!
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on
t o
f i o
r y o
r e
G is
so
ft lik
e
en
erg
y.*
In fr
on
t o
f a o
r u o
r o
(or o
the
r le
tters
, so
yo
u k
no
w),
G is
ha
rd li
ke
grin
an
d g
o.
* Th
ere
are
exc
ep
tion
s to
th
e s
oft
rule
, fo
r exa
mp
le:
ge
cko
, gift
, girl
, giv
e, g
no
me
, tig
er .
..
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
* Th
ere
are
exc
ep
tion
s to
th
e s
oft
rule
, fo
r exa
mp
le:
ge
cko
, gift
, girl
, giv
e, g
no
me
, tig
er .
..
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
In fr
on
t o
f i o
r y o
r e
G is
so
ft lik
e
en
erg
y.*
In fr
on
t o
f a o
r u o
r o
(or o
the
r le
tters
, so
yo
u k
no
w),
G is
ha
rd li
ke
grin
an
d g
o.
Hard and Soft Sounds Book
’s In front of i or y or e G is soft like energy.*
In front of a or u or o
(or other letters, so you know),
G is hard like grin and go.
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Giselle chewed gum at the
gym.
There’s a goose on the bridge!
Greg, the good giant.
A large goat. I love to eat gingerbread and grapes.
Soft bridge energy giant gingerbread Giselle grapes gym large
Hard goat good goose Greg grin go gum
* There are exceptions to the soft rule, for exampe: gecko, gift, girl, give, gnome, tiger ...
Hard and Soft Sounds Book
’s
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Giselle chewed gum at the
gym.
There’s a goose on the bridge!
Greg, the good giant.
A large goat. I love to eat gingerbread and grapes.
Soft bridge energy giant gingerbread Giselle grapes gym large
Hard goat good goose Greg grin go gum
* There are exceptions to the soft rule, for exampe: gecko, gift, girl, give, gnome, tiger ...
In front of i or y or e G is soft like energy.*
In front of a or u or o
(or other letters, so you know),
G is hard like grin and go.
Soft Sounds Book
’s
giraffe general gem angel orange agent
I have a sof t G!
agent angel gem
general giraffe orange
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Soft Sounds Book
’s
giraffe general gem angel orange agent
I have a sof t G!
agent angel gem
general giraffe orange
© Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Hard Sounds Book
’s
gate dragon eggs ghost grandma foggy
dragon eggs foggy gate ghost
grandma © Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
Hard Sounds Book
’s
gate dragon eggs ghost grandma foggy
dragon eggs foggy gate ghost
grandma © Liz’s Early Learning Spot for Playdough to Plato
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