Consonants are all letters in the English alphabet except for the five vowels (A, E, I, O, U), and they are essential for forming the foundation of reading, spelling, and pronunciation. The 21 consonants are B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, and Z, each with distinct sounds and associated words (e.g., B for ball, C for cat, D for dog). Learning consonant sounds and their corresponding words helps young learners develop early reading and spelling skills.
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Year 1 | English | Phonics | Consonants
Added:Hello boys and girls. Welcome back to our fun learning adventure.
Are you ready to learn something exciting today?
Great.
In our last lesson, we learned about vowels.
Can you remember them?
Let's say them together.
A E I O U Awesome job.
Today we're going to learn about consonants.
Consonants are all the letters that are not vowels.
We're going to learn their sounds and some fun words that begin with them.
Are you ready?
Let's get started.
We know that A, E, I, O, and U are vowels.
But what about all the other letters?
They are called consonants. Let's look at them together.
The letters B, C, D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W, X, Y, and Z.
Wow, that's a lot of consonants.
Let's learn them one by one.
This is the letter B.
B says "b".
B is for ball.
Can you say B?
Great job.
Can you say ball?
Wonderful.
Let's try the next one.
This is the letter C.
C says "c".
C is for cat.
Can you say "c"?
Can you say C?
Awesome.
Can you say cat?
Well done. Let's keep going.
This is the letter D.
D says "d".
D is for dog.
Can you say D?
Great job.
Can you say dog?
Let's try the next one.
This is the letter F.
F says F is for fish.
Can you say F?
Excellent.
Can you say fish?
Wonderful.
Let's move on.
This is the letter G.
G says g.
G is for goat.
Can you say G?
Awesome.
Can you say goat?
Great work.
This is the letter H.
H says h.
Can you say H?
Fantastic.
H is for hat.
Can you say hat?
Well done.
This is the letter J.
J says j.
J is for jam.
Can you say J?
Great job.
Can you say jam?
Awesome.
This is the letter K.
K says k.
K is for kite.
Can you say K?
Excellent.
Can you say kite?
Wonderful.
This is the letter L.
L says "l".
L is for lion.
Can you say L?
Amazing.
Can you say lion?
Great work.
This is the letter M.
M says "m".
M is for monkey.
Can you say M?
Fantastic.
Can you say monkey?
Well done.
This is the letter N.
N says "n".
N is for nest. Can you say N?
Excellent.
Can you say nest?
Awesome.
This is a letter P.
P says "P".
P is for pig. Can you say "P"?
Great job.
Can you say "pig"?
Wonderful.
This is the letter Q.
Q says "Qua".
Q is for queen.
Can you say "Q"?
Fantastic.
Can you say "queen"?
Excellent work.
This is the letter R.
R says "R".
R is for rabbit.
Can you say "R"?
Awesome.
Can you say "rabbit"?
Great job.
This is the letter S.
S says "S".
S is for sun.
Can you say "S"?
Wonderful.
Can you say sun?
Fantastic.
This is the letter T.
T says "t".
T is for tiger.
Can you say T?
Excellent.
Can you say tiger?
Amazing work.
This is the letter V.
V says "v".
V is for van.
Can you say V?
Great job.
Can you say van?
Awesome.
This is the letter W.
W says "w".
W is for watch.
Can you say W?
Fantastic.
Can you say watch?
Wonderful.
This is the letter X.
X says "ks".
X is for xylophone.
Can you say X?
Great work.
Can you say xylophone?
Excellent.
This is the letter Y.
Y says yuh.
Y is for yak.
Can you say yak?
Awesome.
Can you say yak?
Well done.
This is the letter Z.
Z says zuh.
Z is for zebra.
Can you say Z?
Fantastic.
Can you say zebra?
Amazing job.
Let's remember what we learned today.
The vowels are A, E, I, O, and U.
And all the other letters are consonants.
Let's say some consonants together.
B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y and Z.
Wow, you did an amazing job today.
Before we go, let's play a quick game.
Can you find something around you that starts with a consonant?
Take a look.
Great thinking. Now, tell me which consonant was your favorite today?
Was it B for ball, M for monkey, or Z for zebra?
Awesome work, everyone. Thank you for learning with me today.
Keep practicing your consonant sounds and words.
See you in our next learning adventure.
Bye-bye, friends.
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