Phonic Sound of English Alphabet.
What are Phonics? or What is Phonic? Definition: The correct sound produced by an English Alphabet or group of letters within the Word is understood as Learning Phonics.
Learning English is Not only identify or write the English Alphabets or Letters. It also about how each letter or alphabet sounds when used with various combination of letters in words.
To improve the reading or spoken English skill, you do NOT just remember the sound of A to Z like their letter name. The same English Alphabet may sound differently when they are used in different words, arrangement or pattern.
Example: "O" Phonic sound in Word "TO" and "GO" are different.
For LKG, We will focus on Single English Alphabet Phonic Sound. You will get the English Phonics free Worksheets in PDF to practice for LKG or KG1 students. You can also Print the Worksheets to be used in offline. Free Phonic sound Online Test is available to evaluate your understanding. We will also talk about the English Phonic song which is the tips to remember the basis Phonic Sound of each English Alphabet to start with.
Phonic sound of each English Alphabet
Tips to remember the Phonic Sound
KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Test
KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Worksheet
KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Answer Sheet
Phonic sound of each English Alphabet
There are 26 English Alphabets hence they do have primaryPhonic sound for each A to Z English Alphabets. But please keep in mind that the Phonic Sound of individual English alphabets may change depending upon the combination of apphabets in a word. But here for little ones, let's keep it simple.
Note:To Remember Phonic sounds of 26 English Alphabets, there is a Song which our Kids easily remember. Let us sing along for below Lyrics by pressing the Play Button.
A is for Apple; Aaa Aaa Apple B is for Ball; Buh Buh Ball C is for Cat; Cuh Cuh Cat D is for Dog; Duh Duh Dog E is for Elephant; Eh Eh Elephant F is for Fish; Ff Ff Fish G is for Gorilla; Guh Guh Gorilla H is for Hat; Huh Huh Hat I is for Igloo; Ee Ee Igloo J is for Juice; Juh Juh Juice K is for Kangaroo; Kuh Kuh Kangaroo L is for Lion; Ll Ll Lion M is for Monkey; Mm Mm Monkey N is for Nose; Nn Nn Nose O is for Octopus; Awe Awe Octopus P is for Pig; Puh Puh Pig; Q is for Question; Qua Qua Question R is for Ring; Rr Rr Ring S is for Sun; Ss Ss Sun T is for Ten; Tuh Tuh Ten U is for Umbrella; Uh Uh Umbrella V is for Van; Vv Vv Van W is for Watch; Wuh Wuh Watch x is for BoX; Ex Ex BoX Y is for Yellow; Yuh Yuh Yellow z is for Zoo; Zz Zz Zoo
Examples Phonic Sounds of each English Alphabet with Animals
Letter | Sound | Example | Picture |
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A | aa | aa as in Alligator | ![]() |
B | buh | buh as in Bear | ![]() |
C | cuh | cuh as in Cat | ![]() |
D | duh | duh as in Dog | ![]() |
E | eh | eh as in Elephant | ![]() |
F | ff | ff as in Frog | ![]() |
G | guh | guh as in Gorilla | ![]() |
H | huh | huh as in Hen | ![]() |
I | ee | ee as in Iguana | ![]() |
J | juh | juh as in Jackal | ![]() |
K | kuh | kuh as in Kangaroo | ![]() |
L | ll | ll as in Lion | ![]() |
M | mm | mm as in Monkey | ![]() |
N | nn | nn as in Numbat | ![]() |
O | awe | awe as in Octopus | ![]() |
P | puh | puh as in Parrot | ![]() |
Q | qua | qua as in Quail | ![]() |
R | rr | rr as in Rat | ![]() |
S | ss | ss as in Snake | ![]() |
T | tuh | tuh as in Tiger | ![]() |
U | uh | uh as in Unicorn | ![]() |
V | vv | vv as in Vulture | ![]() |
W | wuh | wuh as in Wolf | ![]() |
X | ex | ex as in Fox | ![]() |
Y | yuh | yuh as in Yak | ![]() |
Z | zz | zz as in Zebra | ![]() |
More on Phonic Sound
Letter | Sound | Example | Picture |
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A | aa | aa as in Apple | ![]() |
B | buh | buh as in Banana | ![]() |
C | cuh | cuh as in Cake | ![]() |
D | duh | duh as in Donut | ![]() |
E | eh | eh as in Egg | ![]() |
F | ff | ff as in Fish | ![]() |
G | guh | guh as in Gift | ![]() |
H | huh | huh as in Honey | ![]() |
I | ie | ie as in Icecream | ![]() |
J | juh | juh as in Juice | ![]() |
K | kuh | kuh as in Kiwi | ![]() |
L | ll | ll as in Lollipop | ![]() |
M | mm | mm as in Mango | ![]() |
N | nn | nn as in Nest | ![]() |
O | awe | awe as in Orange | ![]() |
P | puh | puh as in Pencil | ![]() |
Q | qua | qua as in Queen | ![]() |
R | rr | rr as in Ring | ![]() |
S | ss | ss as in Sugar | ![]() |
T | tuh | tuh as in Tamato | ![]() |
U | uh | uh as in Umbrella | ![]() |
V | vv | vv as in Violin | ![]() |
W | wuh | wuh as in Watch | ![]() |
X | ex | ex as in X-ray | ![]() |
Y | yuh | yuh as in Yellow | ![]() |
Z | zz | zz as in Zip | ![]() |
Tips to remember the Phonic Sound
Tips for Parents and Teachers
The Child's reading skills should be systemetically tought. Basically it starts with Nursery.
Nursery is the place where teacher and parents should focus on listening skills of the child. In this stage parents and teachers should be telling short interesting, moral and non fictional stories. Once you finish the story, encourage your children to think, talk and visualize the subject.
Do not make your child bored. Max 10 mins a session would be good.
Let them engage when they are fresh in a very calm and non distracting place for a focused few mins.
Choose books of short stories with simple words and great pictures. Get books for suggested ages and skill level of your child.
Praise them once they read new words perfectly or trying to read and assist them if they get stuck.
You may get engaged her with a Flash card game.
Play Word Hunt game, ask your child to find certain word in a small paragraph or starting with a specific letter.
Pretend to stop sometimes while reading together and ask/seek your child to read the next word after you stop.
Engage in a reading game. You read one line and your child will read next line.
The only Aim of teaching Phonics at early stage is to understand and enjoy what they will read.
Other point is child will not fear while looking into a new word and she pronounce and read the word guided by phonics.
Sometime child picks reading habbit from siglings and parents. Always encourage them with good new books in regular intervals, definitely in vacations to keep them engaged.
If you observe your child is having some issue in reading, get suggestion from teachers.
KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Test
LKG KG1 Online Test Free - English Phonics (01)KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Worksheet
Phonics Practice Worksheet #1:
Circle the letter that each picture starts with
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H | F | D |
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H | B | T |
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K | G | C |
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B | L | R |
Question Number: 5
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S | J | Y |
Phonics Practice Worksheet #2:
Circle the letter that each picture ends with
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H | T | D |
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G | D | C |
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K | O | N |
Question Number: 4
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B | P | R |
Question Number: 5
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H | S | F |
Phonics Practice Worksheet #3:
Beginning Sounds and Letters Matching
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KG1/LKG English Alphabet Phonics Answer Sheet
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