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In today’s lesson, we explored the sounds of the letters “G” and “L,” focusing on how they combine to create the “gl” sound. We learned fun words that start with “gl,” such as “globe,” “gleam,” and “glove,” and practiced pronouncing them together. Keep practicing these words to become a confident reader while enjoying the magic of sounds!
  1. What sound does the letter “G” make?
  2. Can you think of a word that starts with “gl”?
  3. What is something that glows or shines brightly?

Let’s Learn About the Sounds of “G” and “L”!

Hey there, little learner! Today, we’re going to have fun with letters and sounds. Are you ready? Let’s go!

The Magic of “G” and “L”

The letter “G” can make a strong sound like “guh.” The letter “L” makes a sound like “lll.” When we put “G” and “L” together, they make a special sound: “gl.” Let’s try it together: “gl.”

Words That Start with “Gl”

Here are some fun words that start with the “gl” sound:

Globe

A globe is a round model of our Earth. It helps us see where different countries and oceans are.

Gleam

When something shines brightly, we say it gleams. Like the sun on a shiny car!

Glitzy

Something glitzy is sparkly and fancy, like a dress with lots of glitter.

Glove

We wear gloves to keep our hands warm or safe. They fit snugly on our fingers!

Glider

A glider is a special kind of airplane that can fly without an engine. It glides through the air!

More “Gl” Words to Explore

Let’s see if you can say these words with me:

  • Glade: A glade is a small, open area in a forest.
  • Gull: A gull is a type of bird often seen near the sea.
  • Glam: Something glamorous is very fancy and beautiful.
  • Google: A popular search engine we use to find information online.
  • Glare: A bright, harsh light that can be hard to look at.
  • Goggle: Goggles are special glasses that protect your eyes.
  • Glass: A clear material we use for windows and cups.
  • Glean: To gather information or learn something new.
  • Glide: To move smoothly and quietly, like a swan on a lake.
  • Glitter: Tiny, shiny pieces that sparkle in the light.
  • Global: Something that is global is all around the world.
  • Glory: A feeling of great pride and happiness.
  • Gloss: A shiny and smooth finish, like on a new car.
  • Glut: Having too much of something.

Great Job!

You’re doing amazing! Keep practicing these “gl” words, and soon you’ll be a pro at reading them. Remember, learning is fun, and you’re doing a fantastic job!

  • Can you think of any other words that start with the “gl” sound? Maybe you can find some around your house or in your favorite storybook!
  • Have you ever seen a globe or used one to find a country? What did you learn from it, and how did it feel to see the world in a small, round shape?
  • Think about a time when you saw something gleam or glitter. What was it, and why did it catch your attention? How did it make you feel?
  1. Sound Hunt: Go on a “gl” sound hunt around your home or classroom. Look for objects that start with the “gl” sound. Can you find a glass, a glove, or something that glitters? Make a list or draw pictures of the items you find. Share your discoveries with your friends or family!

  2. Create a “Gl” Collage: Gather magazines, newspapers, or printouts and cut out pictures of things that start with the “gl” sound. Glue them onto a piece of paper to create a “gl” collage. You can include words like “globe,” “glitter,” and “glove.” Display your collage in the classroom or at home to show off your “gl” word collection!

  3. Story Time with “Gl” Words: Make up a short story using as many “gl” words as you can. For example, “Once upon a time, a glider flew over a glade where a globe gleamed in the sunlight.” Draw pictures to go along with your story and share it with your classmates or family. How many “gl” words can you include?

Here’s a sanitized version of the YouTube transcript:

[Music]
Rock and learn!
The letter “G” can make the hard sound, and the letter “L” makes the sound “o.”
If we put “G” and “L” together, they make the sound “go.”
Globe, go, go, globe.
[Music]
Gleam, go, go, gleam.
Glitzy, go, go, glitzy.
Glove, go, go, glove.
Go, go!
[Music]
Glider, go, go!
Great job! Now see if you can read these words before me or along with me.
These words have the letters “G” and “L” at the beginning:
Glade, gull, glade, glam, Google, glam.
[Music]
Glare, goggle, glare.
[Music]
Glass, go, go, glass.
[Music]
Clean, go, glean.
[Music]
Glide, go, go, glide.
[Music]
Glitter.
[Music]
Globe, global, go, go, global.
[Music]
Glory, go, go, glory.
[Music]
Gloss, go, go, gloss.
Glut, go, go, glute.
[Music]
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