Phonics Lesson: G to L

Sprout’s Phonics Cafe section offers many lessons to help improve low-level English learners’ printing, writing, spelling, and pronunciation. This section starts with the alphabet and works up to letter combinations and words that are difficult to pronounce and spell. This week’s Spotlight lesson is on the letters G to L. Your students will love the colorful illustrations and engaging activities!

This 20-page phonics lesson can be broken up and done over several days so that your learners get as much practice as they need. It starts off with simple printing exercises for the uppercase and lowercase letters G through L. The colorful images also give learners a chance to practice their pronunciation.

These exercises are followed by a variety of fun activities, such as matching exercises and word puzzles, so that your students will get ample practice recognizing, saying, and writing these letters without getting bored!

Be sure to check out Tanya’s blog post about L and R pronunciation (includes audio). Tara has also blogged about some fun literacy activities in 10 summer printing practice ideas.

Find this lesson in the Phonics Cafe – Book 1.

For over 50 printing, writing, spelling, and pronunciation lessons and worksheets, visit our Phonics Cafe! Flashcards and student certificates are also included in this section.

     

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Tanya Trusler

Tanya is a freelance editor and writer with an extensive background as an ESL teacher. She edits lesson plans, creates new materials, and writes weekly blog posts for ESL-Library and Sprout English. Her company is Editing to a T. Follow her on Twitter (@tanyatrusler) and Google Plus.

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