Soft C and G Sounds
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Objective
I can identify words with soft c and g sounds.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
The letters g and c can make different sounds depending on the letters that follow them.
- 2
When the letters e, i, or y follow the letter c, it usually makes a soft sound.
- 3
When the letters e, i, or y follow the letter g, it usually makes a soft sound.
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Practice
4 questions
Which of the following words typically has a soft 'c' sound?
Provide an example of a word with a soft 'g' sound.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“List three words that use a soft 'c' or a soft 'g' sound.”
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