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Videos and songs to help Kindergarten kids learn how to pronounce the hard C sound.
Sounds of the Letter “C”
The letter C can make two primary sounds in English: the hard C and the soft C. It is essential to understand the rules that determine its pronunciation and practice with examples.
The following diagram shows some examples of words that start with the hard c sound. Scroll down the page for more examples and songs to help you learn how to pronounce words with the hard c sound.
Have a look at the following tables to compare soft C and hard C words for the letter C in the beginning, middle or ending of the words.
Free worksheets to help students practice writing the letter C and the Alphabet.
Letter c Worksheet (lower case)
Letter C Worksheet (upper case)
Write Lower Case Letters
Write Upper Case Letters
Rhymes or songs with a mix of hard and soft C sounds
The Letter C Song
Learn some words starting with the Letter C - car, carrot, crocodile, cat, crab and crayon.
Learn The Letter C Song
Hard /c/ Sound
How to make the “hard c” sound?
Learn words that contain the C consonant.
The Letter C Song
Words starting with C
The C Song
A phonics song to help children learn the hard sound of the letter C.
My “c” Book
A story with words that begin with C.
Phonics Letter - C song
Words starting with C and Ch
Learn the sound of the letters
Learning Short Vowels
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Short O | Short U | Short Vowels |
Learning Long Vowels
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