Phonics Soft c, Hard c


WALT: Examine and use soft ‘c’ and hard ‘c’.


The letter ‘c’ has two sounds: a soft sound and a hard sound. If the letter after the ‘c’ is ‘i’, ‘e’ or ‘y’, it makes a /s/ sound. This is a soft sound. If it is any other letter after the ‘c’, it makes the /k/ sound. This is a hard sound.


A Put the words into the correct box. city


camel camera


come space


calendar Soft c


price cable


celebrity cereal


incident office


cancellation medicine


democracy Hard c current


celebrate receive


B Circle the correct spelling.


1. The chef adviced/advised me to put the pizza directly on unglazed ceramic tiles. 2. The maître d’ had to deal with an incident/insident of a table being double-booked. 3. The customer asked for the tiramisu resipe/recipe, as it was mouth-watering. 4. The chef receives/reseives the orders from the waiter or waitress.


5. The pastry chef wants to disuss/discuss the possibility of a new dessert menu. 6. The sous-chef is experiensed/experienced in working in a very similar kitchen. 7. The chef has a device/devise to tell whether the meat is cooked to the


correct temperature.


8. The waiter heard the chef make an announcement/announsement. C


Put words that contain a hard ‘c’ or a soft ‘c’ into sentences in your copybook. Ask your partner to identify if the word you used contains a hard ‘c’ or a soft ‘c’.


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