Phonics Hardandsoftg
Phonics Hardandsoftg
Phonics Hardandsoftg
Phonics SortHard G and Soft G (Initial Consonant) The letter g can have a hard sound, like in the words goat and game. The letter g can have a soft sound, like in the words gems and giraffe.
REMEMBER: When g is followed by e, i, or yit OFTEN has a soft soundbut not always!!
DIRECTIONS: Read each word. If it has the hard g sound, write it in on the lines under the goat. If it has the soft g sound, write it in on the lines under the giraffe.
goes golfing gingerbread giant garden goalie green gentle gemstones gym germ gifts
hard g
soft g
CHALLENGE: There is one word above that does NOT fit the REMEMBER pattern. Which word is it? ________________ Can you think of any others?
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Phonics SortHard G and Soft G ( (Middle/Final Consonant) The letter g can have a hard sound, like in the words dog and flag. The letter g can have a soft sound, like in the words orange and cage.
REMEMBER: When g is followed by e, i, or yit OFTEN says its soft soundbut not always! When you hear the j sound in the middle or end of a word, it is often spelled with g followed by e, i, or y.
DIRECTIONS: Read each word. If it has the hard g sound, write it in on the lines under the flag. If it has the soft g sound, write it in on the lines under the cage.
frogs imagine huge rage engine jogger hard g rags begs orange pages digging hugs soft g
CHALLENGE: There are two words above that do NOT fit the REMEMBER pattern. Which words are they? __________ and___________ Do you know why they dont fit the pattern?
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Name ______________________________________ Date _______________ PAGE 1--Answer Key Initial Consonants, Hard and Soft G (under goat) goes golfing garden goalie green gifts (under giraffe) giant gingerbread giant gentle gemstones gym
CHALLENGE: Gifts does not fit the pattern; other examples may include get, give, girl, and gear.
PAGE 2--Answer Key Middle/Final Consonants, Hard and Soft G (under flag) frogs rags begs digging jogger hugs (under cage) rage pages imagine engine huge orange
CHALLENGE: Digging and jogger do not fit the rulethese words are made of base words with word endings (-ing, -ed, -er) added to them. The word endings do not change the original hard g sound, also reinforced by the doubling of the g. Other examples might include: hugged, logger, and swinging.
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