The "C, K, G" sounds are typically mastered by age 3, but frequent substitutions that present are /t, d/ (dut for duck, dod for dog). "C, K, G" are made with the back of your tongue up at the back of your mouth. The "C" sound is typically pronounced the same as the "K" sound (cat = KAT). The "C" in "Cake" is the same sound at the beginning and the end of the word.
These sounds are all produced in the same position. "C/K" = Voice OFF. "G" = Voice ON.
K Coloring Page 1.pdfInitial C search and find pictures 4.pdfC find and traceI can find K pictures.pdfSpot the Difference K.pdf
C wordsK ColorCodingLetters-1.pdfC letter learning.pdfG OUTDOOR INDOOR SPEECH.pptx.pdfI can find G word countG Coloring Page 1.pdfChristmas dab and play G.pdfG Color and SayG ColorCodingLetters-1.pdfHigh Frequency "C, K, G" Books
The Cake That Mack Ate- Rose Robart
Capering Cows- Shari Robertson
Clumsy Crab- Ruth Galloway
Cold Little Duck, Duck, Duck- Lisa Westberg Peters
There's a Cow in the Cabbage Patch- Clare Beaton
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type- Doreen Cronin
The Clumsy Cowboy- Jane Bethell
Copycats- Maria Fleming
Eek!- Jez Alborough
From Head to Toe- Eric Carle
I am the King- Natalie Dieterle
I Can Do It- Sarah Albee
Julius' Candy Corn- Kevin Henkes
Kangaroo Kazoo- Wendy Cheyette Lewison
The Kite- Mary Packard
Love and Kisses- Sara Wilson
Miss Mary Mack- Lori Haskins
Moo Moo Brown Cow- Jakki Wood
My Trucks- Kristen Hall
One Moose, Twenty Mice- Clare Barton
Quick, Quack, Quick- Mary Ann Hoberman
Shanna's Bear Hunt- Jean Marzollo
Giggle, Giggle, Quack- Doreen Cronin
A Girl, a Goose, a Goat, the Storm- David McPhail
Go Away, Big Green Monster- Ed Emberly
Goodnight Gorilla- Peggy Rathman
Goose on the Loose- Phil Roxbee Cox
Gorilla Be Good!- Maria Fleming
Gus- Modern Curriculum Press
One Guinea Pig is Enough- Kate Duke
Silly Little Goose- Nancy Tafuri
Ten Timid Ghosts- Jennifer O'Connell
Ten Timid Ghosts at Christmas- Jennifer O'Connell
There's a Billy Goat in the Garden- Laurel Gugler
