Let’s go through each picture one by one and think about the beginning sound — that’s the first sound you hear when you say the word.
1.
Log – When you say “log,” the first sound is /l/. So we write
l in the blank →
l og
2.
Car – Say “car.” The first sound is /k/ (like the letter C). So we write
c →
c ar
3.
Hat – Say “hat.” First sound is /h/. Write
h →
h at
4.
Sun – Say “sun.” First sound is /s/. Write
s →
s un
5.
Bat – Say “bat.” First sound is /b/. Write
b →
b at
6.
Key – Say “key.” First sound is /k/ (even though it’s spelled with K, the sound is still /k/). Write
k →
k ey
7.
Box – Say “box.” First sound is /b/. Write
b →
b ox
8.
Cap – Say “cap.” First sound is /k/ (C makes the /k/ sound here). Write
c →
c ap
9.
Tag – Say “tag.” First sound is /t/. Write
t →
t ag
10.
Rat – Say “rat.” First sound is /r/. Write
r →
r at
11.
Bag – Say “bag.” First sound is /b/. Write
b →
b ag
12.
Cat – Say “cat.” First sound is /k/ (C again makes /k/). Write
c →
c at
Now let’s double-check each one to make sure we got the right starting sound:
- log → l
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- car → c
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- hat → h
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- sun → s
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- bat → b
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- key → k
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- box → b
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- cap → c
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- tag → t
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- rat → r
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- bag → b
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- cat → c
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All match the beginning sounds correctly!
Final Answer:
l og
c ar
h at
s un
b at
k ey
b ox
c ap
t ag
r at
b ag
c at
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of beginning letter sounds worksheets.