Decoding Hard & Soft Sounds of 'G g'

The video tutorial introduces phonics rule number two, focusing on the hard and soft sounds of the letter G. It explains that the letter G can sound like 'J' (soft G) when followed by E, I, or Y, and like 'G' (hard G) when followed by other letters. The tutorial provides examples for both soft and hard G sounds, discusses exceptions to the rules, and emphasizes memorizing irregular words. The video concludes with a reminder to like, share, and subscribe to the channel.

What is the first phonics rule discussed in the video?

• Vowel sounds

• Soft and hard sounds of G

• Letter recognition

• Consonant blends

Which letters following G make it sound like 'J'?

• T, P, K

• E, I, Y

• A, O, U

• B, R, L

What sound does the letter G make in the word 'giraffe'?

• Soft G

• Hard G

• Silent G

• No G sound

Which letter does NOT follow G in words where it makes a hard sound?

• A

• U

• O

• E

What sound does the letter G make in the word 'garden'?

• No G sound

• Silent G

• Hard G

• Soft G

Which color is used to indicate soft G sounds in the video?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What is an example of a word with both hard and soft G sounds?

• Gum

• Garden

• Giraffe

• Gauge

Why are some words considered exceptions in phonics rules?

• They are new words

• They follow a different rule

• They are phonetically irregular

• They change meaning

Which word is an exception to the phonics rule?

• Goal

• Get

• Gem

• Giraffe

What action does the teacher ask students to take at the end of the video?

• Subscribe and hit the bell icon

• Read a book

• Write a summary

• Discuss with a friend