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Letter P FS1 Quick Start

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P sound and words

by Shrouk
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Slide 1: Meet the Letter P

Welcome to the Letter P mini-lesson. Learn the sound, shape, and words that start with P. Let’s practice together with clear examples.
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Slide 2: Uppercase and lowercase P

The uppercase P looks tall, while the lowercase p has a loop. Both share the same sound, but differ in size and placement.
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Slide 3: The /p/ Sound

The /p/ sound is a voiceless plosive. Put lips together, release a small burst of air, and hear the crisp pop.
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Slide 4: P at the Beginning

Many common words start with P, such as pan, puppy, pear, and pencil. Listen for the first sound: /p/.
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Slide 5: P in the Middle and End

P can appear in the middle or end of words, like apple, cap, and sleep. Notice the P sound still stays crisp.
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Slide 6: Visual Clues for P

P letters often appear with circles and straight lines. Practice tracing P shapes on paper or a whiteboard to build familiarity.
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Slide 7: Practice Word List

Here are some P words to practice: pig, pie, park, pen, and paper. Repeat each word aloud to reinforce pronunciation.
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Slide 8: Quick Sound Practice

Try saying a series of P words slowly: pap, pup, pep, pop, pip. Focus on the unvoiced puff of air.
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Slide 9: Writing Prompt

Write five words that start with P. Then write one sentence using a new P word to show understanding.
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Slide 10: Review and Apply

Review the P sound, letter shapes, and example words. Apply this knowledge in reading and writing activities to reinforce mastery.
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