ABC phonics: The Letter G for Kids

Let’s Learn About the Letter G!

The letter G is a special part of the alphabet. It’s the seventh letter, and today we’re going to learn all about it! We’ll discover how it sounds, how to write it, and some fun words that start with G.

Where G Lives in the Alphabet

G lives between the letters F and H in the alphabet. Knowing where G is helps us remember the order of the letters.

The Sounds of G

The letter G can make two different sounds:

1. Hard G Sound: This is the sound you hear in words like “gold,” “goose,” and “grass.” It’s a strong sound, like when you say “green grapes.”
2. Soft G Sound: Sometimes, G sounds like the letter J. You can hear this sound in words like “germ,” “George,” and “giant.”

How to Write the Letter G

Capital G

Let’s learn how to write a big G:

1. Start by drawing a big circle that curves to the left.
2. Then, draw a short line going to the left from the middle of the circle.

Lowercase g

Now, let’s write a small g:

1. Begin with a small circle that curves to the left.
2. Draw a line going down from the bottom of the circle, then make a little hook at the end.

Practicing these steps will help you get better at writing the letter G!

Words That Start with G

There are lots of words that start with G! Here are some examples:

• Gold
• Glass
• Game
• Giraffe

And here are some words with the soft G sound:

• Germ
• George

Learning these words can help you become a better reader and writer!

Conclusion

The letter G is an important part of the alphabet. It has two cool sounds and is fun to write. By practicing, you’ll get better at using G in words. Next time, we’ll learn about the letter H. Keep exploring and have fun with letters!