Let's Learn: Soft C /s/ sound

The video tutorial explains the two sounds of the letter C: hard C as in 'cat' and soft C as in 'circle'. It provides rules for identifying when C is soft, typically when followed by E, I, or Y. The tutorial includes examples and exercises to practice distinguishing between hard and soft C sounds, and concludes with spelling exercises using soft C.

What is the soft sound of the letter C similar to?

• The sound of the letter K

• The sound of the letter P

• The sound of the letter T

• The sound of the letter S

When does the letter C typically make a soft sound?

• When followed by a consonant

• When it is the first letter of a word

• When it is at the end of a word

• When followed by an E, I, or Y

Which of the following words contains a soft C sound?

• Camp

• Corn

• City

• Cat

In the word 'place', why is the C considered soft?

• Because it is at the beginning of the word

• Because it is followed by an E

• Because it is followed by a consonant

• Because it is at the end of the word

Which word would have a soft C sound?

• Spice

• Samp

• Scorn

• Spike