The beginning sound is the first sound you hear in a word. H makes the sound at the start of hippo; J at the start of jam; K at the start of kite; V at the start of van.
Look and say. Read each word. Listen for the highlighted letters.
Try it.
This Grade 1 lesson sheet teaches beginning sounds in three steps: a clear rule (“Learn it”), picture words to say together (“Look and say”) and a short guided activity (“Try it”). Level: Grade 1. Skill: phonics and word study.
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Start with the lesson sheet: read the "Learn it" box aloud, say each picture word together and do the "Try it" activity. Then use the practice worksheet on another day. The beginning sound is the first sound you hear in a word. H makes the sound at the start of hippo; J at the start of jam; K at the start of kite; V at the start of van.
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