Letters G to L

Learning Objectives Visually identify the uppercase letters G, H, I, J, K, and L. Name each uppercase letter from G to L when shown. Trace the shape of each uppercase letter from G to L. Say the most common sound for each letter (e.g., 'guh' for G). Match an uppercase letter from G to L with a picture that starts with that letter's sound. Distinguish between similar-looking letters like I and L. Ready to meet some new letter friends? 🦒 Let's go on an alphabet adventure! Today, we will learn six new big letters. We will learn their names, sounds, and how to write them. Learning letters helps us learn how to read books! 📚 Real-World Applications Finding the letter G on a 'GO' sign 🚦 Seeing the letter H on a 'HOSPITAL' sign 🏥...

TermDefinitionExample Letter GA big letter with a big curve and a little line. It makes a 'guh' sound.G is for goat 🐐 and green 💚. Letter HA tall letter with two straight lines and one in the middle. It makes a 'huh' sound.H is for house 🏠 and heart ❤️. Letter IA very straight letter with a line on top and bottom. It can say 'ih' or 'eye'.I is for igloo 🧊 and ice cream 🍦. Letter JA tall letter with a hook at the bottom. It makes a 'juh' sound.J is for juice 🧃 and jellybeans. Letter KA tall letter with one straight line and two slanted lines. It makes a 'kuh' sound.K is for kite 🪁 and key 🔑. Letter LA tall letter with one straight line down and one across. It makes a 'luh' sound.L is for lion 🦁 and leaf 🍁.

Start at the Top Always start writing your letters at the top line. When you write big letters, your pencil should touch the top line first. This helps them stand up tall and straight. Big Lines and Curves Letters are made of lines and curves. Look at the letter's shape. Does it have straight lines like H, or a big curve like G? Knowing the parts helps you write it. One Letter, One Sound Each letter has its own special sound. When we see the letter L, we make the 'luh' sound. This is the first step to reading words!