Identifying Ending Consonant Sounds

Ashley and Mia guide students through identifying ending consonant sounds in words. They focus on the /t/, /p/, /g/, and /n/ sounds, using examples like 'Pat', 'Sit', 'Lip', 'Map', 'Wig', 'Flag', 'Man', and 'Bed'. The lesson encourages active listening and provides interactive practice opportunities.

What is the main focus of today's lesson?

• Recognizing ending consonant sounds

• Learning new vocabulary

• Identifying vowel sounds

• Practicing sentence structure

Which sound do the words 'Pat' and 'Sit' share at the end?

• /k/

• /p/

• /s/

• /t/

Which word does not end with the /t/ sound?

• Pat

• Cat

• Sit

• Map

Which word ends with the /t/ sound?

• Sit

• Flag

• Map

• Lip

What is the ending sound in the words 'lip' and 'map'?

• /b/

• /d/

• /g/

• /p/

Which word ends with the /p/ sound?

• Man

• Flag

• Lip

• Bed

Which of the following words ends with the /g/ sound?

• Man

• Flag

• Bed

• Sit

What is the ending sound in 'wig'?

• /k/

• /g/

• /t/

• /n/

What is the ending sound in 'flag'?

• /t/

• /p/

• /g/

• /d/

Which word ends with the /n/ sound?

• Bed

• Lip

• Pat

• Man