Phonics worksheet for learning the sound 'J' with interactive listening and ordering activities.

Let's solve this Phonics Worksheet: J step by step.

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🔹 Part 1: Listen and tick the pictures with the sound "J"

We are asked to identify which pictures represent words that start with the "j" sound (like in *jump*, *jam*, *juice*). The "j" sound is a voiced consonant, pronounced like "j" in *jump*, not like the letter "y".

Let’s go through each picture:

1. Window – ✘ (starts with "w", not "j")
2. Jumping girl – ✔ (the word "jump" starts with "j")
3. Jelly – ✔ (starts with "j")
4. Fish – ✘ (starts with "f")
5. Jam – ✔ (starts with "j")
6. Juice box – ✔ (juice starts with "j")
7. Pitcher of juice – ✔ (juice again)
8. Witch – ✘ (starts with "w")
9. Duck – ✘ (starts with "d")
10. Jacket – ✔ (starts with "j")
11. Purple splash – ✘ (no clear word, but likely represents "juice" or "jelly"? Not clearly "j")
- But this one might be tricky. If it's meant to represent "ink" or "spill", no "j" sound.
12. Karate person – ✘ (karate starts with "k")

✔ So the correct pictures with the "j" sound are:
- Jumping girl
- Jelly
- Jam
- Juice box
- Pitcher of juice
- Jacket

👉 Tick these six images.

> 💡 Note: The speaker icons suggest audio clues. In real use, students would hear the word and decide. But since we're solving visually, we rely on naming the image.

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🔹 Part 2: Listen and order

Now, we have three sets of scrambled letters under pictures. We need to reorder the letters to form the correct word that matches the picture.

#### 1. Picture: Jam
- Letters: a, j, m
- Correct word: jam
- Order: j → a → m

✔ Answer: j, a, m

#### 2. Picture: Juice
- Letters: j, g, u
- Wait — "g" is not in "juice". Let's check: j, g, u → Hmm.
- But the picture is a pitcher of juice.
- The correct spelling is juice, but the letters given are j, g, u → that doesn’t make sense.

Wait! There might be a typo or confusion.

But let's look carefully: the letters are j, g, u — but "juice" has j, u, i, c, e.

Wait — maybe it's a mistake? Or perhaps it's meant to be jug?

Yes! A jug of juice — and the picture shows a jug!

So the word is jug.

Letters: j, g, u → rearrange to j, u, g?

No — jug = j, u, g → but the letters are j, g, u — so we can rearrange them to j, u, g.

Wait — actually, jug = j-u-g, so the correct order is j, u, g.

But the letters given are: j, g, u — so we need to reorder them into j, u, g.

✔ Answer: j, u, g

#### 3. Picture: Jumping girl
- Letters: u, m, j, p
- Word: jump
- Letters needed: j, u, m, p
- Rearranged: j, u, m, p

✔ Answer: j, u, m, p

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✔ Final Answers:

#### Part 1: Tick the following pictures:
- Jumping girl
- Jelly
- Jam
- Juice box
- Pitcher of juice
- Jacket

(That’s 6 items)

#### Part 2: Order the letters:

1. Jam:
Letters: a, j, m → j, a, m

2. Jug:
Letters: j, g, u → j, u, g

3. Jump:
Letters: u, m, j, p → j, u, m, p

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📝 Summary:

Part 1: Tick:
- Jumping girl
- Jelly
- Jam
- Juice box
- Jug (pitcher)
- Jacket

Part 2:
1. j, a, m
2. j, u, g
3. j, u, m, p

This worksheet helps children recognize the /j/ sound in words and practice spelling. Great for early phonics learning!