The task is to match the sound of each letter (s, a, t, p, i, n) with the correct picture. The goal is to identify which picture's name starts with the corresponding letter sound.
Step-by-Step Solution:
1.
Letter "s":
- The sound of "s" is /s/.
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /s/.
- The picture of the
sock starts with the sound /s/ (as in "sock").
- Match:
s → sock.
2.
Letter "a":
- The sound of "a" is /æ/ (short "a").
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /æ/.
- The picture of the
ant starts with the sound /æ/ (as in "ant").
- Match:
a → ant.
3.
Letter "t":
- The sound of "t" is /t/.
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /t/.
- The picture of the
train starts with the sound /t/ (as in "train").
- Match:
t → train.
4.
Letter "p":
- The sound of "p" is /p/.
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /p/.
- The picture of the
pineapple starts with the sound /p/ (as in "pineapple").
- Match:
p → pineapple.
5.
Letter "i":
- The sound of "i" is /ɪ/ (short "i").
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /ɪ/.
- The picture of the
igloo starts with the sound /ɪ/ (as in "igloo").
- Match:
i → igloo.
6.
Letter "n":
- The sound of "n" is /n/.
- Look for a picture whose name starts with the sound /n/.
- The picture of the
nest starts with the sound /n/ (as in "nest").
- Match:
n → nest.
Final Matches:
-
s → sock
-
a → ant
-
t → train
-
p → pineapple
-
i → igloo
-
n → nest
Explanation:
Each letter was matched to a picture based on the initial sound of the word that describes the picture. This exercise helps reinforce phonics and letter-sound relationships.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&s \rightarrow \text{sock} \\
&a \rightarrow \text{ant} \\
&t \rightarrow \text{train} \\
&p \rightarrow \text{pineapple} \\
&i \rightarrow \text{igloo} \\
&n \rightarrow \text{nest}
\end{aligned}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of jolly phonics worksheet.
