Phonics (Group 2)

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C/K

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una C o una K, usamos el mismo sonido que en español.


Link the following images with the correct name and say them























A birthday cake     A kite in the sky    A colorful camera               A cat in the kitchen


Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have C or K or both.






E

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una E, usamos el mismo sonido que en español.
  • Hay algunas excepciones que aprenderemos más adelante.

Link the following images with the correct name and say them














ELF        ELEPHANT        ELBOW         EGG



Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have E.

H

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una H, tenemos que hacer el mismo sonido y, en realidad, la misma acción que cuando echamos vaho en un espejo
  • NO LO PRONUNCIES COMO UNA J
  • Un gesto muy útil para saber si pronunciamos bien es ponernos la mano en la boca mientras hacemos el sonido. Si notamos aire en la palma de la mano, lo estamos haciendo bien. Si no notamos nada, lo estamos haciendo mal.

Link the following images with the correct name and say them

























HEN     HAND     HEDGEHOG     HAT



Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have H.




R

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una R, SIEMPRE tenemos que pronunciarla como una R suave de español; incluso cuando hay dos R seguidas.

Link the following images with the correct name and say them


























RAINBOW       RABBIT      ROCKET      ROSE


Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have H.




D

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una D, se pronuncia igual que la D en español.

Link the following images with the correct name and say them




















DICE        DONKEY       DUCK      DRUM


Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have D.




M

  • Cuando en inglés vemos una M, se pronuncia igual que en español.
  • Para hacer una pronunciación perfecta, tendremos que hacer el mismo sonido que cuando nos gusta algo (mmmmm)


Link the following images with the correct name and say them.


























MELON        MUG       MILK        MOUSE


Now it's you turn. Think on words that you know and they have M.

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