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Hard & Soft G

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Overview:

This spelling worksheet focuses on words with both hard and soft /g/ sounds. Designed for upper years students, it helps students distinguish between the two pronunciations and spelling patterns.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify and correctly spell words with hard and soft /g/ sounds.
  • Understand the rules for when /g/ is hard or soft.
  • Enhance spelling and phonemic awareness through focused practice.

How the Activity Works:

Students will complete exercises that involve identifying whether the /g/ sound is hard or soft in various words. The worksheet will also include sentence completion tasks to help students apply their understanding of hard and soft /g/ words in context.

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