Let’s go through each picture and figure out the missing beginning sound to complete the word.
We’ll look at each image one by one:
1.
Egg – The picture shows an egg. The word is “egg”. The ending given is “gg”, so we need the first letter:
e → makes “egg”
2.
Pie – The picture shows a pie (with steam, maybe apple pie). The word is “pie”. Ending is “ie”, so first letter:
p → makes “pie”
3.
Sock – Picture of a sock. Word is “sock”. Ending is “ock”, so first letter:
s → makes “sock”
4.
Toy – Picture of a toy snail or caterpillar on wheels — it’s a toy. Word is “toy”. Ending is “oy”, so first letter:
t → makes “toy”
5.
Dog – Picture of a dog. Word is “dog”. Ending is “og”, so first letter:
d → makes “dog”
6.
Heart – Picture of a red heart. Word is “heart”. Ending is “eart”, so first letter:
h → makes “heart”
7.
Rock – Picture of rocks. Word is “rock”. Ending is “ock”, so first letter:
r → makes “rock”
8.
Lion – Picture of a lion. Word is “lion”. Ending is “ion”, so first letter:
l → makes “lion”
9.
Book – Picture of an open book. Word is “book”. Ending is “ook”, so first letter:
b → makes “book”
Now let’s write down all the missing letters in order:
- Egg →
e
- Pie →
p
- Sock →
s
- Toy →
t
- Dog →
d
- Heart →
h
- Rock →
r
- Lion →
l
- Book →
b
Final Answer:
e, p, s, t, d, h, r, l, b
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of beginning letter sounds printables.
