If you’re a parent or a speech therapist in need of word lists for the g sound then you’ve come to the right place! Below are over 600 g words for speech therapy.
Use the links below to help navigate this post:
- G Words Overview
- Flash Cards – Initial G (word, phrase, sentence, + question)
- Word Level – Initial G
- Word Level – Medial G
- Word Level – Final G
- Phrase Level – Initial G
- Phrase Level – Medial G
- Phrase Level – Final G
- Sentence Level – Initial G
- Sentence Level Medial G
- Sentence Level Final G
- Additional G Word Resources
Correct Production
The g sound is a back sound. It is made by placing the back of the tongue against the soft palate in the back of the mouth.
If you’re wondering what the soft palate is, it is the little bit of soft roof area in the back of the mouth.
You can help your child practice by placing their tongue in the correct position against the soft palate using a tongue depressor.
Once you’ve located the soft palate with the tongue depressor then place the back part of your tongue against the soft palate.
You can also have your child or student practice their tongue placement and tongue tip in front of a mirror.
The g sound is also a voiced sound so your voice box or vocal cords should vibrate.
You can tell that their voice is turned on by touching your voice box on your neck and feeling it vibrate.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the g sound can be a hard g, such as before a consonant “glass” or before a back vowel (a, o, u) as in “goat” or at the end of a word like “log”.
A soft g is when the “g” sound makes the /j/ sound when the g sound is followed by the vowels (e, i, or y) such as “giant” or a word of Greek origin that begins with the letters gy- such as the word “gymnastics”.
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G Words Speech Therapy
If you’re a speech language pathologist or a parent of a child working on the g sound then you’ve come to the right place. Below are over 600 g word lists to practice the g sound.
Not only is this list of g words perfect for at home practice, but speech-language pathologists can pull up this list anytime for a quick and easy speech therapy session.
Target Words
Here’s a list of g articulation sounds for you to use in therapy or at home practice to work on your student or child’s new skill.
- For Example: go, goat, goal, gate, gutter, gas, hedgehog, eagle, finger, kangaroo, wagon, magnet, bug, log, dog, rug, egg, tag
See the full list of words, phrases, and sentences below.
You can also grab my one page freebie of g sounds below. Simply scroll to the bottom of this post and grab your free copy!
Word Positions: G Words Speech Therapy
Initial Position of Words
The initial position of the g sound is at the beginning of a word. For example, “goat” or “got”.
Medial Position of Words
When the g sound is in the middle of a word it is in the medial position of a word, such as “hamburger”, “tiger”, and “dragon”.
Final Positions of Words
The final positions of words are when the target sound is at the end of a word. For example, “mug” or “dig”.
G Words Speech Therapy
For your unlimited use, I’ve gone ahead and gathered over 600 g words to work on your student’s or child’s speech.
Word Level: G Words Speech Therapy
One way to practice is to have your child or student practice their target sound at the word level.
Below is a list of initial g words, medial g words, and final g words. Although the list isn’t always in alphabetical order it can be fun to mix and match.
In addition, I’ve compiled an easy-to-download practice printable or digital pages of the g sound below. Simply scroll down to the bottom of this post and download your free copy.
Initial: G Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: go, gag, gold, gas, gap, gun, gum, gut, guy, gain, gale, game, gasp, gate, gawk, gaze, gear, geek, gig, girl, goat, give, goal, goes, good, gone, gown, golf, gush, geese, gift, gills, goose, gorge, gourd, guard, guest, gulf, guilt, gulls, gunk, gust, gauze, guide, gold, gob, guess, gust, guts, gasp, guest, gulp, gear, gunk, ghost, gab, Gail, gash, gale, guest, gulp, guy, Gus, gauge, gong
- 2 Syllable: gallop, gasses, gecko, giddy, gimpy, going, goofy, gooey, gumbo, gummy, gaggle, galore, garage, garlic, geyser, gibbon, giggle, girdle, goalie, goblet, goggle, gopher, gospel, gossip, govern, guitar, gallon, gamble, garbage, gargle, garden, garnish, gateway, gazelle, goodbye, gumball, gumdrop, guppies, gainless, garland, garment, goalpost, goatskin, goldfish, goodness, goodwill, gorgeous, gurgle, goldsmith, guestroom, guestbook, guidebook, given, golden, gator, girlfriend, gutter, guidance, giving, gobble, golf cart, gather, guppy, garfield, gallon, gourmet, gazette, guilty, galley, guideline, guzzle, go kart, gameboard, gadget, gala, Gilbert, gizzard, gimmick, goatee, Gordon, Gary, Gavin, goldfinch, gumption, guppy, gifted, Google
- 3 Syllable: galaxy, gallery, gazebo, gorilla, gourmet, goulash, galactic, gasoline, giveaway, gondola, governor, gullible, gardening, gathering, godfather, godmother, guardian, guitarist, godparents, goldilocks, gooseberry, government, guarantee, governess, goalkeeper, getaway, guardianship, gardener, Gabriel, gigantic
- 4 Syllable: gardenia, gazillion, gallivanted, guacamole, goldendoodle, guardianship
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Initial: G Words Speech Therapy
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| go | gallop | galaxy |
| gag | gasses | gallery |
| gold | gecko | gazebo |
| gas | giddy | gorilla |
| gap | gimpy | gourmet |
| gun | going | goulash |
| gum | goofy | galactic |
| gut | gooey | gasoline |
| guy | gumbo | giveaway |
| gain | gummy | gondola |
| gale | gaggle | governor |
| game | galore | gullible |
| gasp | garage | gardening |
| gate | garlic | gathering |
| gawk | geyser | godfather |
| gaze | gibbon | godmother |
| gear | giggle | guardian |
| geek | girdle | guitarist |
| gig | goalie | godparents |
| girl | goblet | goldilocks |
| goat | goggle | gooseberry |
| give | gopher | government |
| goal | gospel | guarantee |
| goes | gossip | governess |
| good | govern | goalkeeper |
| gone | guitar | getaway |
| gown | gallon | Galatians |
| golf | gamble | guardianship |
| gush | garbage | gardener |
| geese | gargle | Gabriel |
| gift | garden | gigantic |
| guest | guestbook | |
| gulp | guidebook | |
| gear | given | |
| gunk | golden | |
| ghost | gator | |
| gab | girlfriend | |
| Gail | gutter | |
| gash | guidance | |
| gale | giving | |
| guest | gobble | |
| gulp | golfcart | |
| guy | gather | |
| Gus | guppy | |
| gauge | Garfield | |
| gong | gallon | |
| gourmet | ||
| gazette | ||
| guilty | ||
| galley | ||
| guideline | ||
| guzzle | ||
| gocart | ||
| gameboard | ||
| gadget | ||
| gala | ||
| Gilbert | ||
| gizzard | ||
| gimmick | ||
| goatee | ||
| Gordon | ||
| Gary | ||
| Gavin | ||
| goldfinch | ||
| gumption | ||
| guppy | ||
| gifted | ||
| 4 Syllable |
|---|
| gardenia |
| gazillion |
| gallivanted |
| guacamole |
| Goldendoodle |
| guardianship |
Medial: G Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: clogged, wagged
- 2 Syllable: angle, sugar, tiger, Megan, anger, vegan, penguin, kingdom, Logan, eagle, organ, gagging, biggest, ego, wagon, baggage, roger, finger, goggles, bargain, eager, singing, trigger, hanging, bagel, argue, bugle, piggy, legal, angus, begging, Belgium, ringing, longing, banging, rugby, disgust, luggage, digging, cowgirl, forgive, longest, sagging, buggy, jogging, suggest, hugging, seagull, nagging, snuggling, juggler, logging, legging, foggy, magma, snuggle, soggy, lagging, frugal, wiggle, muggy, slugger, hangout, snagged, hexagon, pentagon, mortgage, begun, began, flagged, burger, target, lego, dragon, yogurt, nuggets, kangaroo, doghouse, August, magnet, begin, cougar, again, ignore, pigtail, yoga, eggplant, eggshell, bagpipe, bigge, jigsaw, juggle, mongoose, pigpen, regard, drugstore, dugout, tugboat, youngest, Peggy, giggle, agave
- 3 Syllable: Abigail, elegant, bodyguard, caregiver, alongside, organic, recognize, raggedy, livingstone, designate, octagon, illegal, regular, polygon, meaningless, hamburger, navigate, negative, magazine, Oregon, Portugal, regardless, spaghetti, together, fingerprint, triangle, fingerpaint, kangaroo, marigold, megaphone, signature, Thanksgiving, Angela, Washington
- 4 Syllable: irregular, alligator, segregation, orangutan, photography, origami, oregano, aggregation, tobogganing, unforgiving, protagonist, easygoing, navigator, kindergartner, disorganize, disregard, delegated, categorize, elegantly, altogether, obligation, significant
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| clogged | angle | Abigail |
| wagged | sugar | elegant |
| tiger | bodyguard | |
| Megan | caregiver | |
| anger | alongside | |
| vegan | organic | |
| penguin | recognize | |
| kingdom | raggedy | |
| logan | Livingstone | |
| eagle | designate | |
| organ | octagon | |
| gagging | illegal | |
| biggest | regular | |
| ego | polygon | |
| wagon | meaningless | |
| baggage | hamburger | |
| roger | navigate | |
| finger | negative | |
| goggles | magazine | |
| bargain | Oregon | |
| eager | Portugal | |
| singing | regardless | |
| trigger | spaghetti | |
| hanging | together | |
| bagel | fingerprint | |
| argue | triangle | |
| bugle | fingerpaint | |
| piggy | kangaroo | |
| legal | marigold | |
| angus | megaphone | |
| begging | signature | |
| Belgium | Thanksgiving | |
| ringing | Angela | |
| longing | Washington | |
| banging | ||
| rugby | ||
| disgust | ||
| luggage | ||
| digging | ||
| cowgirl | ||
| forgive | ||
| longest | ||
| sagging | ||
| buggy | ||
| jogging | ||
| suggest | ||
| hugging | ||
| seagull | ||
| nagging | ||
| snuggling | ||
| juggler | ||
| logging | ||
| legging | ||
| foggy | ||
| magma | ||
| snuggle | ||
| soggy | ||
| lagging | ||
| frugal | ||
| wiggle | ||
| muggy | ||
| slugger | ||
| hangout | ||
| snagged | ||
| hexagon | ||
| pentagon | ||
| mortgage | ||
| begun | ||
| began | ||
| flagged | ||
| burger | ||
| target | ||
| lego | ||
| dragon | ||
| yogurt | ||
| nuggets | ||
| kangaroo | ||
| doghouse | ||
| August | ||
| magnet | ||
| begin | ||
| cougar | ||
| again | ||
| ignore | ||
| pigtail | ||
| yoga | ||
| eggplant | ||
| eggshell | ||
| bagpipe | ||
| bigger | ||
| jigsaw | ||
| juggle | ||
| mongoose | ||
| pigpen | ||
| regard | ||
| drugstore | ||
| dugout | ||
| tugboat | ||
| youngest | ||
| Peggy | ||
| giggle | ||
| agave |
| 4 Syllable |
|---|
| irregular |
| alligator |
| segregation |
| orangutan |
| photography |
| origami |
| oregano |
| aggregation |
| tobogganing |
| unforgiving |
| protagonist |
| easygoing |
| navigator |
| kindergartner |
| disorganized |
| disregard |
| delegated |
| categorize |
| elegantly |
| altogether |
| obligation |
| significant |
Final: G Words Speech Therapy
- 1 Syllable: ring, king, sing, dog, long, spring, thing, big, strong, pig, egg, bag, young, log, bug, gag, song, frog, swing, bang, swag, flag, rug, wrong, zig, zag, string, blog, wig, wing, leg, hug, sting, lung, dig, Mustang, rag, beg, fog, hog, hang, mug, wag, lag, sag, dug, fig, pug, nag, tag, slug, sang, jog, flag, tug, hung, jug, brag, slang, twig, cling, chug, plug, stung, snug
- 2 Syllable: nothing, morning, ending, loving, dancing, being, building, going, cooking, along, walking, swimming, wedding, reading, feeling, missing, warning, clothing, meaning, burning, lightning, rising, drawing, camping, asking, turning, barking, Beijing coming, shopping, raining,,, fishing, changing, training, pudding, looking, breaking, setting, blowing, climbing, surfing, cuddling, sledding, Bulldog, searching, icing, landing, belong, talking, cleaning, sibling, painting, cooling, spelling, coating, among, growing, farming, hearing, saying, ticking, teaching, sitting, giving, sitting, sleeping, jumping, earring, greeting, Wyoming, coping, diving, streaming, lighting, boating, hiding, hotdog, parking, dumpling, shaking, drizzling, snuggling, Healing, combing, hurting, touching, poking, loading, spreading, during, boring, tying, Snoring, stopping, golfing, clapping, running, skipping, typing, racing, calling, dressing, texting
- 3 Syllable: everything, amazing, demanding, anything, Thanksgiving, beginning, recycling, gathering, ladybug, bookkeeping, approaching, offering, challenging, accepting, believing, boomerang, bullfighting, breathtaking, recording, suggesting, programming, avoiding, succeeding, fluttering, strengthening, weakening, daydreaming, outgoing, approving, awaiting, surviving, disgusting, exhausting, imaging, adjusting, answering, performing, applying, threatening, woodworking, measuring, commanding, surprising, traveling, scaffolding, exclaiming, respecting, brightening, scheduling, attending, delighting, annoying
- 4 Syllable: understanding, overwhelming, elevating, conditioning, hibernating, remodeling, operating, devastating, decomposing, condescending, housewarming, maneuvering, aggravating, finalizing, animating,, overeating, exercising, magnifying, peacekeeping, barbecuing, alternating, skyrocketing, disappearing, overturning, disappointing, developing
- 5 Syllable: misunderstanding, accelerating, exaggerating, procrastinating, accompanying, administering
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| ring | nothing | everything |
| king | morning | amazing |
| sing | ending | demanding |
| dog | loving | anything |
| long | dancing | Thanksgiving |
| spring | being | beginning |
| thing | building | recycling |
| big | going | gathering |
| strong | cooking | ladybug |
| pig | along | bookkeeping |
| egg | walking | approaching |
| bag | swimming | offering |
| young | wedding | challenging |
| log | reading | accepting |
| bug | feeling | believing |
| gag | missing | boomerang |
| song | warning | bullfighting |
| frog | clothing | breathtaking |
| swing | meaning | recording |
| bang | burning | suggesting |
| swag | lightning | programming |
| flag | rising | avoiding |
| rug | drawing | succeeding |
| wrong | camping | fluttering |
| zig | asking | strengthening |
| zag | turning | weakening |
| string | barking | daydreaming |
| blog | Beijing | outgoing |
| wig | coming | approving |
| wing | shopping | awaiting |
| leg | raining | surviving |
| hug | fishing | disgusting |
| sting | changing | exhausting |
| lung | training | imaging |
| dig | pudding | adjusting |
| Mustang | looking | answering |
| rag | breaking | performing |
| beg | setting | applying |
| fog | blowing | threatening |
| hog | climbing | woodworking |
| hang | surfing | measuring |
| mug | cuddling | commanding |
| wag | sledding | surprising |
| lag | Bulldog | traveling |
| sag | searching | scaffolding |
| dug | icing | exclaiming |
| fig | landing | respecting |
| pug | belong | brightening |
| nag | talking | scheduling |
| tag | cleaning | attending |
| slug | sibling | delighting |
| sang | painting | annoying |
| jog | cooling | |
| flag | spelling | |
| tug | coating | |
| hung | among | |
| jug | growing | |
| brag | farming | |
| slang | hearing | |
| twig | saying | |
| cling | ticking | |
| chug | teaching | |
| plug | sitting | |
| stung | giving | |
| snug | sitting | |
| sleeping | ||
| jumping | ||
| earring | ||
| greeting | ||
| Wyoming | ||
| coping | ||
| diving | ||
| streaming | ||
| lighting | ||
| boating | ||
| hiding | ||
| hotdog | ||
| parking | ||
| dumpling | ||
| shaking | ||
| drizzling | ||
| snuggling | ||
| healing | ||
| combing | ||
| hurting | ||
| touching | ||
| poking | ||
| loading | ||
| spreading | ||
| during | ||
| boring | ||
| tying | ||
| snoring | ||
| stopping | ||
| golfing | ||
| clapping | ||
| running | ||
| skipping | ||
| typing | ||
| racing | ||
| calling | ||
| dressing | ||
| texting |
| 4 Syllable | 5 Syllable |
|---|---|
| understanding | misunderstanding |
| overwhelming | accelerating |
| elevating | exaggerating |
| conditioning | procrastinating |
| hibernating | accompanying |
| remodeling | administering |
| operating | |
| devastating | |
| decomposing | |
| condescending | |
| housewarming | |
| maneuvering | |
| aggravating | |
| finalizing | |
| animating | |
| overeating | |
| exercising | |
| magnifying | |
| peacekeeping | |
| barbequing | |
| alternating | |
| skyrocketing | |
| disappearing | |
| overturning | |
| disappointing | |
| developing |
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Short Phrases
When working on g sound production, it’s important to work on short phrases once your child or student has mastered the sound at the word level at or near 80% or higher accuracy.
Here is a list of g word phrases to try:
Initial: G Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| go now | fast gallop | whole galaxy |
| gag on food | gasses escaped | art gallery |
| found gold | gecko snuck | worn down gazebo |
| need gas | giddy dance | black gorilla |
| large gap | gimpy raccoon | generous pay |
| black gun | going fast | goulash tricks |
| chew gum | goofy kid | galactic ships |
| gut pain | gooey green | gasoline spilled |
| tall guy | ordered gumbo | giveaway winner |
| gain muscle | gummy bear | gondola stopped |
| gale-force wind | gaggle of ducks | governor declared |
| play a game | chocolate galore | gullible child |
| gasp for air | garage door | gardening tips |
| closed gate | bowl of garlic | friends gathering |
| gawk at her | great geyser | his godfather |
| gaze lovingly | gibbon sat | caring godmother |
| stuck gear | loud giggle | guardian protected |
| geek out | girdle tightened | lead guitarist |
| great gig | goalie jumped | godparents adopted |
| short girl | water goblet | goldilocks snuck |
| cute goat | goggles dropped | gooseberry pie |
| give a high five | gopher popped | government helps |
| score a goal | gospel music | guarantee his work |
| goes by fast | gossip hurt | governess played |
| good guess | will govern | tall goalkeeper |
| all gone | guitar string | getaway trip |
| beautiful gown | milk gallon | authored Galatians |
| golf swing | big gamble | guardianship belongs to |
| gush out | garbage can | gardener bent down |
| geese flying | gargle and spit | Gabriel raised |
| gift giving | garden gnome | gigantic ship |
| two gills | sprinkled garnish | |
| single goose | gateway opened | |
| cross the gorge | baby gazelle | |
| big gourd | waved goodbye | |
| on guard | gumball fell | |
| our guest | green gumdrop | |
| Gulf of Mexico | guppies swam | |
| guilt about lying | gainless shop | |
| gulls fly | garland hung | |
| gunk on can | clean garment | |
| gust of wind | goalpost fell | |
| white gauze | goatskin lay | |
| guide book | goldfish crumbs | |
| gold coin | goodness prospers | |
| gob of gum | her goodwill | |
| guess an answer | gorgeous dress | |
| big gust | gurgle the water | |
| gut pain | goldsmith worked | |
| gasp for air | guestroom pillows | |
| good guess | signed guestbook | |
| big gulp | forgot the guidebook | |
| bike gear | given to her | |
| gunk on can | golden rays of sunshine | |
| scary ghost | gator crawled | |
| gab on | girlfriend broke up | |
| Gail waved | gutter poured | |
| small gash | his guidance | |
| gale of wind | giving out flowers | |
| my guest | gobble up | |
| gulp of water | golfcart speeds | |
| tall guy | gather the supplies | |
| Gus drove | little guppy | |
| thermometer gauge | Garfield laughed | |
| loud gong | gallon jug | |
| gourmet meal | ||
| gazette printed | ||
| guilty verdict | ||
| ships galley | ||
| brief guideline | ||
| quickly guzzle | ||
| gocart crashed | ||
| laid out the gameboard | ||
| kitchen gadget | ||
| fundraising gala | ||
| Gilbert ate | ||
| gizzard cooked | ||
| Silly gimmick | ||
| blonde goatee | ||
| Gordon smiled | ||
| Gary waved | ||
| Gavin jumped | ||
| goldfinch flew | ||
| some gumption | ||
| He gifted | ||
| Google search |
| 4 Syllable |
|---|
| gardenia bloomed |
| gazillion gallons |
| gallivanted in front of |
| guacamole and chips |
| Goldendoodle slept |
| granted guardianship |
Medial: G Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| clogged sink | sharp angle | Abigail said |
| wagged its tail | white sugar | elegant walked |
| male tiger | bodyguard stood | |
| Megan coughed | caregiver helped | |
| calm her anger | alongside her | |
| vegan choices | organic pear | |
| penguin waddled | recognize the man | |
| kingdom at war | raggedy doll | |
| logan ate | Livingstone grew | |
| bald eagle | designate a driver | |
| organ stopped | octagon shaped | |
| gagging and choking | illegal parking | |
| biggest worm | regular water | |
| large ego | learned about polygon | |
| wagon wheel | meaningless gift | |
| baggage claim | hamburger patty | |
| roger sir | navigate the map | |
| long fingers | negative thoughts | |
| goggles fogged | magazine company | |
| bargain hunter | Oregon state line | |
| eager to please | been to Portugal | |
| singing and dancing | regardless of the decision | |
| trigger lock | spaghetti dinner | |
| hanging plants | better together | |
| bagel with cream cheese | blue fingerprint | |
| argue a lot | red triangle | |
| bugle was loud | blue fingerpaint | |
| piggy bank | kangaroo hopped | |
| legal to park | picked a marigold | |
| angus beef | loud megaphone | |
| begging her | messy signature | |
| Belgium pretzels | Thanksgiving food | |
| ringing in my ears | Angela is awesome | |
| longing to go | drove to Washington | |
| banging on the door | ||
| rugby game | ||
| look of disgust | ||
| threw my luggage | ||
| digging in the dirt | ||
| cowgirl herded | ||
| choose to forgive | ||
| longest distance | ||
| banner was sagging | ||
| buggy drove | ||
| jogging in the morning | ||
| I suggest | ||
| hugging her dad | ||
| seagull flew | ||
| felt like nagging | ||
| snuggling her teddy bear. | ||
| juggler dropped the ball | ||
| logging company | ||
| leggings do not fit | ||
| foggy in the morning | ||
| magma spilled | ||
| want to snuggle | ||
| soggy towels | ||
| game is lagging | ||
| frugal spending | ||
| wiggle worm | ||
| muggy water | ||
| slugger threw | ||
| hangout tomorrow | ||
| snagged a chip | ||
| hexagon shape | ||
| Pentagon headquarters | ||
| mortgage payment | ||
| begun reading | ||
| began my walk | ||
| flagged down | ||
| juicy burger | ||
| aimed at the target | ||
| red lego | ||
| dragon breathe | ||
| strawberry yogurt | ||
| ordered nuggets | ||
| kangaroo hopped | ||
| built doghouse | ||
| August brings | ||
| magnet held | ||
| begin my career | ||
| cougar stalked | ||
| try again | ||
| ignore that | ||
| two pigtails | ||
| yoga class | ||
| cute the eggplant | ||
| eggshell cracked | ||
| bagpipe played | ||
| bigger sister | ||
| jigsaw puzzle | ||
| juggle the torches | ||
| mongoose fought | ||
| pigpen was dirty | ||
| in regards to | ||
| drugstore parking lot | ||
| sat in the dugout | ||
| tugboat pulled | ||
| youngest sister | ||
| Peggy laughed | ||
| giggled at the joke | ||
| agave plant grew |
| 4 Syllable |
|---|
| irregular movement |
| alligator chomped |
| learned about segregation |
| orangutan swung |
| photography business |
| origami paper |
| oregano seasoning |
| aggregation of |
| went tobogganing |
| unforgiving landlord |
| protagonist lost |
| easygoing dog |
| navigator was lost |
| kindergartner ran |
| disorganized pantry |
| disregard the email |
| delegated his successor |
| categorize these statements |
| elegantly walked |
| altogether now |
| have an obligation |
| significant growth |
Final: G Words Speech Therapy in Phrases
| 1 Syllable | 2 Syllable | 3 Syllable |
|---|---|---|
| diamond ring | costs nothing | everything fell |
| kings crown | this morning | amazing drive |
| sing loudly | terrible ending | demanding toddler |
| dog walk | loving you | want anything |
| long road | dancing all around | Thanksgiving dinner |
| springtime | being short | beginning of the race |
| that thing | building blocks | recycling bin |
| big stone | going far | gathering of friends |
| strong lion | cooking dinner | ladybug flew |
| pink pig | along the way | began bookkeeping at |
| egg drop soup | walking towards you | approaching the bear |
| brown bag | swimming leisurely | offering dinner |
| young zebra | wedding day | challenging course |
| broke log | reading books | accepting a job offer |
| bug bite | feeling great | believing in yourself |
| gag if I eat pickles | missing you | boomerang glide back |
| song writer | warning sign | bullfighting ring |
| frog leaped | all black clothing | breathtaking views |
| swing on the porch | meaning of that | recording artist of the year |
| bang my head | burning a candle | just suggesting you stop |
| with swag | lightning struck | studied programming |
| flag into the air | is rising | avoiding sugar |
| rug was dirty | drawing with crayons | succeeding in school |
| wrong direction | camping and hiking | fluttering wings |
| zig to the right | asking questions | practiced strengthening my |
| zag to the left | turning around | feel myself weakening |
| cut the string | is barking | daydreaming while in school |
| start a blog | to go to Beijing | outgoing email |
| wore a wig | coming home | approving look |
| one wing | shopping spree | awaiting my uber |
| hurt my leg | raining outside | surviving on beans and rice |
| hug you | fishing gear | disgusting kitchen sink |
| bee sting | changing ideas | exhausting day |
| punctured lung | training starts early | imaging |
| dig into your past | chocolate pudding | adjusting |
| Mustang raced by | looking good | answering the phone |
| old rag | breaking down walls | performing arts |
| beg you | setting up | applying to a job |
| fog lifted | blowing a kiss | threatening voice |
| hog ran wild | climbing trees | talented at woodworking |
| hang on the wall | surfing in the morning | measuring cup |
| mug of coffee | cuddling with my blanket | commanding tone |
| wag its tail | go sledding | surprising my mom |
| lag in this video | Bulldog barked | traveling soccer team |
| made it sag | searching for treasure | scaffolding collapsed |
| dug a hole | icing on the cake | sounds exclaiming |
| fig tree | landing the plane | respecting me |
| pug barked | belong to you | brightening up |
| nag me | talking loudly | scheduling conflict |
| play tag | started cleaning | will be attending |
| slug inched forward | sibling rivalry | delighting in her accomplishments |
| sang in the shower | painting a picture | sister is annoying |
| jog in the morning | cooling the house | |
| flag pole | spelling bee | |
| tug of war | thick coating of chocolate | |
| hung up the picture | among us | |
| jug of water | growing vegetables | |
| brag about his win | began farming | |
| slang terminology | hearing aid | |
| twig broke | saying yes | |
| cling to my family | ticking her | |
| chug that water | teaching about exponents | |
| plug your ears | sitting down | |
| slap stung | giving away shoes | |
| felt snug | was sleeping | |
| jumping up | ||
| earring fell | ||
| warm greeting | ||
| Wyoming state | ||
| coping strategies | ||
| diving class | ||
| streaming videos | ||
| lighting struck | ||
| boating accident | ||
| hiding spot | ||
| hotdog stand | ||
| parking lot | ||
| dipped my dumpling | ||
| shaking hands | ||
| drizzling outside | ||
| snuggling up | ||
| healing well | ||
| combing her hair | ||
| ankle is hurting | ||
| touching the water | ||
| poking up | ||
| loading dock | ||
| spreading butter | ||
| during the afternoon | ||
| boring tv show | ||
| tying a knot | ||
| snoring loudly | ||
| show stopping | ||
| golfing tournament | ||
| clapping hands | ||
| running a race | ||
| skipping down the street | ||
| typing a sentence | ||
| racing around the bend | ||
| calling my grandma | ||
| dressing up | ||
| was texting |
| 4 Syllable | 5 Syllable |
|---|---|
| am understanding | terrible misunderstanding |
| overwhelming thoughts | accelerating speeds |
| he is elevating | exaggerating the truth |
| air conditioning | he is procrastinating |
| hibernating bear | accompanying his wife |
| remodeling my kitchen | administering first aid |
| operating table | |
| devastating news | |
| decomposing leaves | |
| condescending tone | |
| housewarming party | |
| maneuvering around | |
| aggravating behavior | |
| finalizing this invoice | |
| good at animating | |
| start overeating | |
| exercising tomorrow | |
| magnifying glass | |
| peacekeeping treaty | |
| barbequing ribs | |
| alternating ideas | |
| skyrocketing prices | |
| disappearing act | |
| overturning the bill | |
| disappointing news | |
| developing ideas |
Sentence Level: G Words Speech Therapy
After working at the word and phrase levels next it’s time to work on the g sound at the sentence level.
You can work on the sentence level by having your child or student read from a list of sentences or you could give your child or student a picture with their g sound in them and then have them create a sentence about their picture.
Below is a list of sentences that you can use with your child or students.
Initial: G Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable |
|---|
| It’s time to go now. |
| Don’t gag on your food. |
| They found gold in the dirt. |
| He needs gas. |
| Don’t fall down the large gap. |
| He owns a black gun. |
| She likes to chew gum. |
| He is having gut pain today. |
| That guy is really tall. |
| He wanted to gain more muscle. |
| There was gale force wind at their house. |
| They played a game at school. |
| She had to gasp for air. |
| The gate is closed now. |
| They tried not to gawk at her new car. |
| He wanted to gaze lovingly into her eyes. |
| The gear is stuck and won’t move. |
| They wanted to geek out about their new video game. |
| Her mom got a great gig as an actress. |
| The short girl couldn’t reach the cabinet. |
| Look at the cute goat. |
| Give someone a high five. |
| They scored a goal. |
| Time goes by fast when you’re having fun. |
| That is a good guess. |
| The food was all gone. |
| She wore a beautiful gown. |
| He is working on his golf swing. |
| The water started to gush out of the faucet. |
| Look at the geese flying in the air. |
| She loves gift giving to her friends. |
| The shark has two gills. |
| There is a single goose in our yard. |
| They wanted to cross the gorge. |
| They bought a big gourd for dinner. |
| The man is on guard. |
| Be our guest. |
| The hurricane started in the Gulf of Mexico |
| She had feelings of guilt about lying. |
| The gulls flew over the ocean. |
| There is gunk on the can. |
| A gust of wind blew the leaves. |
| There was clean gauze in the first aid kit. |
| He is a tour guide. |
| There were gold coins in the treasure chest. |
| He spit his gob of gum. |
| She guessed on the last answer. |
| The big gust of wind blew over a tree. |
| She called the doctor about her gut pain. |
| The swimmer took a gasp of air. |
| It was a good guess |
| She was thirsty and took a big gulp. |
| The bike gear broke. |
| There is gunk on the can. |
| She dressed up as a scary ghost. |
| She could gab on and on. |
| Gail waved to her friend. |
| She had a small gash on her arm. |
| The gale blew through the grass. |
| My guest slept well. |
| The teacher took a gulp of water. |
| He was a tall guy. |
| Gus drove a truck. |
| Use a thermostat to gauge the temperature. |
| The loud gong had an echo. |
| 2 Syllable |
|---|
| The horse had a fast gallop. |
| The gasses escaped the chamber. |
| The gecko snuck behind a rock. |
| She did a giddy dance. |
| The gimpy raccoon hid behind a tree. |
| He was going fast. |
| The goofy kid laughed. |
| The gooey green slime dripped down the bowl. |
| I ordered gumbo for lunch. |
| I ate a gummy bear. |
| The gaggle of ducks waddled by. |
| There was chocolate galore in the candy factory. |
| The garage door was blue. |
| She handed me a bowl of garlic. |
| The great geyser lifted into the air. |
| The gibbon sat on a rope. |
| The loud giggle came from her. |
| The girdle tightened more. |
| The goalie jumped and blocked the shot. |
| She drank from her goblet of water. |
| The goggles dropped into the sewer. |
| The gopher popped his head up. |
| Gospel music came from the cathedral. |
| The gossip hurt her feelings. |
| He will govern his people. |
| The guitar string broke. |
| The gallon of milk was expired. |
| She took a big gamble on him. |
| The garbage can spilled. |
| She did a quick gargle and spit after brushing her teeth. |
| The garden gnome had a green hat. |
| She sprinkled garnish on the dish. |
| The gateway opened for us. |
| The baby gazelle stayed near her mother. |
| I waved goodbye to my sister. |
| The gumball fell onto the ground. |
| The green gumdrops are for the gingerbread house. |
| The guppies swam in the pond. |
| The gainless shop was closing. |
| The garland hung on the fireplace. |
| The clean garment is on the hanger. |
| The goalpost fell in the storm. |
| The goatskin lay over the basket. |
| I vacuumed up goldfish crumbs. |
| She reminded me that goodness prospers. |
| Her goodwill affected us all. |
| Sarah picked a gorgeous dress. |
| I gurgled the water. |
| The goldsmith worked on the jewelry. |
| She picked new guest room pillows. |
| He quickly signed the guestbook. |
| I forgot to bring the guidebook. |
| The bracelet was given to her. |
| The golden rays of sunshine were bright. |
| The gator crawled up the hill. |
| His girlfriend broke up with him. |
| The gutter poured out rainwater. |
| His guidance was helpful. |
| She was giving out flowers. |
| He just wanted to gobble up his food. |
| The golf cart speeds up the hill. |
| She will gather the art supplies. |
| The little guppy swam away. |
| Garfield laughed at the dog. |
| The gallon jug was filled with apple juice. |
| She ate a gourmet meal. |
| The Gazette printed a false news story. |
| She was given a guilty verdict. |
| The ship galley was below deck. |
| Email me a brief guideline. |
| I will quickly guzzle the drink. |
| The gocart crashed into the rail. |
| He laid out the gameboard. |
| I had never seen that kitchen gadget. |
| We arrived at the fundraising gala. |
| Gilbert ate a chip. |
| The gizzards cooked on the stove. |
| Her silly gimmick made us laugh. |
| His blonde goatee stood out. |
| Gordon smiled at the bird. |
| Gary waved at his friend. |
| Gavin jumped on the trampoline. |
| The goldfinch flew to its nest. |
| He has some gumption. |
| He gifted her the car. |
| Google search the location. |
| 3 Syllable |
|---|
| The whole galaxy is filled with stars. |
| The art gallery opened yesterday. |
| The worn-down gazebo needs repairs. |
| The black gorilla swung from the branch, |
| The babysitter was offered generous pay. |
| Your goulash tricks won’t work today. |
| The galactic ships arrived. |
| The gasoline spilled all over the road. |
| The giveaway winner was given her new tv. |
| The gondola stopped briefly as the people unloaded. |
| The governor declared an emergency. |
| The gullible child fell for his older sister’s lies. |
| I need gardening tips. |
| Her friends began gathering around the table. |
| His godfather officially adopted him when he was 5. |
| The caring godmother held the baby. |
| Her guardian protected her. |
| The lead guitarist started his solo. |
| The godparents adopted her. |
| Goldilocks snuck down the stairs. |
| The gooseberry pie was delicious. |
| The government helps with funding. |
| I can’t guarantee his work. |
| The governess played with the toddler. |
| The tall goalkeeper jumped. |
| A getaway trip was planned for February. |
| Paul authored a letter to the Galatians. |
| Guardianship belongs to that man. |
| A gardener bent down to pull weeds. |
| Gabriel raised his hand. |
| The gigantic ship blew its horn. |
| 4 Syllable |
| The gardenia bloomed beautifully. |
| A gazillion beads spilled. |
| She gallivanted in front of him. |
| She ordered guacamole and chips |
| My Goldendoodle slept on a pillow. |
| She was granted guardianship of the dog. |
Medial: G Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable |
|---|
| There is a clogged sink in the kitchen. |
| My dog wagged its tail. |
| 2 Syllable |
|---|
| The ramp had a sharp angle. |
| The cookies need 1 cup of white sugar. |
| The male tiger snuck up to his prey. |
| Megan coughed loudly. |
| She took a deep breath to calm her anger. |
| The restaurant had no vegan choices |
| penguin waddled |
| The kingdom was at war. |
| Logan ate a sandwich. |
| The bald eagle landed in its nest. |
| His organ stopped functioning properly. |
| I was gagging and choking on my pasta. |
| I picked the biggest worm to fish with. |
| His large ego was his downfall. |
| The wagon wheel fell off. |
| I met him at baggage claim. |
| He answered his captain with “Roger sir.” |
| The baby’s long fingers held mine. |
| His goggles fogged up. |
| My papa is a bargain hunter. |
| We are eager to please. |
| The toddlers were singing and dancing in the yard. |
| He put on a trigger lock. |
| My hanging plants are my favorite decor. |
| She ordered a bagel with cream cheese. |
| They argue a lot. |
| The bugle was loud. |
| She put a penny in her piggy bank. |
| It is legal to park in this spot. |
| He ordered an angus beef burger. |
| The toddler was begging her for a lollipop. |
| I love Belgian pretzels. |
| There was a ringing in my ears. |
| He was longing to go to the concert. |
| The child was banging on the door. |
| I won my rugby game. |
| She has a look of disgust. |
| The handle broke when he threw my luggage. |
| My dog won’t stop digging in the dirt. |
| The cowgirl herded the herd of cows back. |
| I choose to forgive. |
| The longest distance was 5ft apart. |
| The banner was sagging after the wind storm |
| The buggy drove through the sand |
| I prefer to go jogging in the morning. |
| I suggest you call her back. |
| She stepped back from hugging her dad then waved goodbye. |
| The seagull flew over the water. |
| She felt like she was nagging too much. |
| The baby looked cute while snuggling her teddy bear. |
| The juggler dropped the ball. |
| The logging company went out of business. |
| My leggings do not fit anymore. |
| It was foggy in the morning. |
| The magma spilled over the edge of the volcano. |
| I want to snuggle my puppy. |
| I dropped the soggy towels near the pool’s edge. |
| He lost because his game was lagging. |
| The budget made sure she stuck to her plan of frugal spending. |
| The toddler is a wiggle worm. |
| The muggy water settled after the storm. |
| The slugger threw his first pitch. |
| We can hangout tomorrow. |
| I snagged a chip from the bag. |
| I handed her the hexagon shape. |
| He worked at the Pentagon headquarters. |
| I just made my last mortgage payment. |
| She sat down and began reading. |
| I started my music and began my walk. |
| I flagged down my friend in the hallway. |
| I am craving a juicy burger. |
| I aimed at the target. |
| He stepped on a red lego. |
| The dragon’s breath was smokey. |
| I love strawberry yogurt. |
| Max ordered nuggets at the drive-thru. |
| The kangaroo jumped. |
| He built a doghouse for his lab. |
| August brings the start of school again. |
| The magnet held the picture up. |
| I will begin my career as a nurse soon. |
| The cougar stalked his prey. |
| I will try again. |
| I think you should ignore that advice. |
| Her mom brushed her hair and gave her two pigtails. |
| I was late for the yoga class. |
| I cut the eggplant and added it to the sauce. |
| The eggshell cracked in the container. |
| The bagpipe played in the parade. |
| I am bigger than my sister. |
| He finally finished the jigsaw puzzle. |
| He needed more practice before he would juggle the torches. |
| The mongoose fought off the predator. |
| The pigpen was dirty. |
| In regards to the invitation, I have to decline. |
| The drugstore parking lot was busy. |
| He sat in the dugout and waited to bat. |
| The tugboat floated down the stream. |
| The youngest sister played soccer. |
| Peggy laughed with her friend. |
| Bella giggled at the joke. |
| My agave plant grew large. |
| 3 Syllable |
|---|
| Abigail said she would be late. |
| She elegantly walked down the steps. |
| His bodyguard stood in front of him |
| Her caregiver helped wash her hair. |
| The car pulled up alongside her. |
| I bite into my organic pear. |
| She didn’t recognize the man with a beard. |
| My raggedy doll is 50 years old. |
| Doctor Livingstone traveled to South Africa. |
| I will designate a driver for tomorrow night. |
| The bead is an octagon shape. |
| It is illegal to park there. |
| I asked the waiter for regular water. |
| We learned about polygons in math class today. |
| The meaningless gift was thrown away. |
| I covered my hamburger patty with ketchup. |
| I will navigate the map while you drive. |
| I pushed away my negative thoughts. |
| I got a job at a magazine company. |
| We crossed the Oregon state line and knew our destination was close. |
| I have never been to Portugal. |
| Regardless of the decision, I will still call you. |
| I want a spaghetti dinner. |
| The chairs looked better together. |
| He stamped my fingerprint on the passport. |
| The sign was a red triangle. |
| Josh wiped his blue fingerpaints on the wall. |
| A kangaroo hopped in front of me. |
| She picked a marigold for her mom. |
| The loud megaphone echoed in the stadium. |
| The singer gave his messy signature to his fan. |
| Thanksgiving food is my favorite part of the holiday. |
| Angela is awesome at roller skating. |
| She drove her truck to Washington. |
| 4 Syllable |
|---|
| The irregular movement reminded me of a dance. |
| An alligator chomped at a fish. |
| I learned about segregation in school. |
| An orangutan swung from the branches. |
| My photography business is starting to grow. |
| The origami paper was folded with care to become a crane. |
| Sarah sprinkled oregano seasoning into the soup. |
| The geese formed a large aggregation in the sky. |
| Jared went tobogganing in Canada. |
| The unforgiving landlord posted the eviction notice. |
| The protagonist found his biological parents at the end of the story. |
| My easy-going dog lay at my feet while I read. |
| The navigator was lost at sea. |
| The kindergartner ran into his classroom. |
| She couldn’t find the chips in the disorganized pantry. |
| Please disregard the email. |
| He delegated his successor while on his deathbed. |
| I will categorize these statements into true or false. |
| She walked elegantly in her new heels. |
| Let’s go altogether to the store. |
| I have an obligation I can’t deny. |
| She saw significant growth in the students’ skills. |
Final: G Words Speech Therapy in Sentences
| 1 Syllable |
|---|
| The diamond ring was beautiful |
| I placed the king’s crown on his head. |
| Bella sings loudly. |
| I need to take my dog on a walk. |
| The long road was windy and dark. |
| I love springtime. |
| What is that thing? |
| The big stone had bugs under it. |
| The strong lion roared. |
| That pink pig is so cute. |
| I ordered egg drop soup. |
| My brown bag broke. |
| A young zebra was just born at the zoo. |
| He broke the log with an ax. |
| Her bug bite is itchy. |
| Bob will gag if he eats pickles. |
| Sarah dreamed of being a songwriter. |
| That frog leaped so far. |
| I want a swing on my porch. |
| I didn’t mean to bang my head. |
| He walked on stage with swag. |
| The flag rose into the air. |
| The rug was dirty. |
| He turned in the wrong direction and was lost. |
| The motorcycle took a zig to the right. |
| The race car made a sharp zag to the left. |
| I cut the string with sharp scissors. |
| I will start a blog. |
| My grandma wore a wig. |
| The bird had one hurt wing. |
| She hurt her leg playing soccer. |
| I can’t wait to hug you! |
| Dan put ice on his bee sting. |
| She punctured her lung in a car crash. |
| I won’t dig into your past. |
| A wild mustang raced through the open fields. |
| Throw that old rag away. |
| I won’t beg you. |
| The fog finally lifted over the beach. |
| A black hog ran wild through the trees. |
| His picture will always hang on the wall. |
| I love my mug of coffee in the morning. |
| My dog started to wag his tail. |
| There is a lag in this video. |
| The storm made the banner sag downwards. |
| The dog dug that hole! |
| A fig tree grows in the backyard. |
| A little pug barked at me. |
| Please don’t nag me. |
| The kids love to play tag. |
| The slug inched slowly forward. |
| My sister sang in the shower. |
| I jog in the morning. |
| Put the flag on the flag pole. |
| Tug of war is a dog’s favorite game. |
| He hung up the picture. |
| Sam chugged the whole jug of water. |
| He loves to brag about his win. |
| I do not understand this slang terminology. |
| A twig broke under my foot. |
| I will cling to my family in times of need. |
| Please chug that water. |
| Plug your ears if it is too loud. |
| Her slap across his face stung badly. |
| Those blue jeans felt snug. |
| 2 Syllable |
|---|
| It costs nothing to be kind. |
| She can come over this morning. |
| The book had a terrible ending. |
| Loving you is easy. |
| She was dancing all around the room. |
| Being short has its advantages. |
| Building blocks are his favorite toy. |
| That child is going too far away from his parents. |
| Cooking dinner is fun for me. |
| I’m thankful for the friends I have made along the way. |
| I am walking towards you right now. |
| My grandma loves swimming leisurely in her pool. |
| She always dreamed of her wedding day. |
| Let’s start reading these books tomorrow. |
| I am not feeling great. |
| Missing you makes me so sad. |
| That is a warning sign. |
| Wear all black clothing tomorrow. |
| What is the meaning of that word? |
| Burning candles gives me a headache. |
| Lightning struck near my house. |
| The tide is rising. |
| She started drawing with crayons. |
| Let’s go camping and hiking tomorrow. |
| The kid won’t stop asking questions. |
| I am turning around right now. |
| The dog is barking loudly. |
| Want to go to Beijing next year? |
| I am coming home next weekend. |
| She regretted the shopping spree. |
| It is finally raining outside. |
| His fishing gear was packed in the car. |
| She kept changing her mind. |
| Your training starts early in the morning. |
| I devoured some chocolate pudding. |
| He is looking good and healthy. |
| The wrecking ball began breaking down walls. |
| I am setting up the game right now. |
| The baby loves blowing a kiss. |
| Tom ran outside and began climbing trees in his yard. |
| Want to go surfing in the morning? |
| I can’t sleep without cuddling with my blanket. |
| Let’s go sledding in the snow. |
| The bulldog barked at the cat outside. |
| Those pirates are searching for treasure. |
| I prefer chocolate icing on my cake. |
| The pilot began landing the plane. |
| Does this necklace belong to you? |
| He started talking loudly as the room filled with more people. |
| We should have started cleaning already. |
| The sibling rivalry in sports was intense. |
| I relaxed while I started painting a picture. |
| The air conditioner isn’t cooling the house down. |
| I won the spelling bee. |
| She dipped the chocolate in a thick coating of chocolate. |
| Is there a doctor among us? |
| Stacy is growing vegetables in her garden. |
| He began farming with his dad. |
| My hearing aid helps me. |
| I started saying yes, then changed my mind. |
| Her dad was tickling her. |
| I am teaching my students about exponents. |
| You should be sitting down when the show starts. |
| She is giving away shoes. |
| He was sleeping when she called. |
| Sara started jumping up and down in excitement. |
| My earring fell off. |
| I shook his hand and gave a warm greeting. |
| I was accepted at Wyoming State University. |
| She used her coping strategies when she was anxious. |
| I signed up for a diving class in Hawaii. |
| He was streaming gaming videos. |
| The lighting struck close to that tree. |
| He was hurt in a boating accident. |
| She found the best hiding spot for hide and seek. |
| I ordered us food at that hotdog stand. |
| There was not a spot left in the parking lot. |
| I dipped my dumpling in soy sauce. |
| My hands are shaking because of my nerves. |
| It started drizzling outside. |
| During a snowstorm, we love snuggling up with hot chocolate. |
| Is your knee healing well after your fall? |
| Her mom was combing her hair. |
| My ankle is hurting. |
| I don’t want my towel to be touching the water. |
| The gopher is poking its head up. |
| The truck backed into the loading dock. |
| She was spreading butter on her pancakes. |
| I am normally free during the afternoon. |
| That is a boring tv show. |
| He taught me about tying knots. |
| He was snoring so loudly. |
| It was a show stopping dress. |
| He won the golfing tournament. |
| The baby started clapping her hands. |
| I started running the race. |
| He is skipping down the street. |
| I am typing a sentence. |
| The car was racing through the streets. |
| I am calling my grandma later. |
| The siblings love dressing up as firefighters. |
| I am texting you the information. |
| 3 Syllable |
|---|
| Everything fell off the shelf. |
| It is an amazing drive to the mountain house. |
| The demanding toddler threw a fit. |
| I do not want anything from the coffee shop. |
| Thanksgiving dinner will be hosted by Lauren this year. |
| I fell at the beginning of the race. |
| The recycling bin is empty. |
| I am hosting a gathering of friends. |
| A ladybug landed on my arm. |
| I began bookkeeping at 20 years old. |
| I began carefully approaching the bear. |
| He is offering to host dinner. |
| It was a challenging obstacle course. |
| I am accepting a job offer from Amazon. |
| You have to start believing in yourself. |
| The boomerang soared back to me. |
| The bullfighting ring was crowded. |
| The hike had breathtaking views. |
| Taylor Swift was the recording artist of the year |
| I am just suggesting you stop yelling. |
| I studied programming in college. |
| Heather is avoiding sugar. |
| I am proud to see you succeeding so well in school. |
| The fluttering wings of the moth caught the wind. |
| I practiced strengthening my core. |
| I feel myself weakening the farther I run. |
| She was daydreaming while in school and missed an important lesson. |
| The outgoing email wouldn’t be sent. |
| He gave her an approving thumbs up. |
| I was awaiting my uber when I saw a crash. |
| We do not know how long he was surviving on the island. |
| The disgusting kitchen sink needs to be scrubbed. |
| It has been a long and exhausting day. |
| The imaging is clear. |
| She was adjusting her seatbelt. |
| He stopped answering the phone. |
| She got into the performing arts school. |
| I am applying for a job. |
| He had a threatening voice as he made his demands. |
| He is talented at woodworking. |
| I grabbed the measuring cup from the drawer. |
| His commanding tone was alerting. |
| I am surprising my mom with flowers. |
| I joined a traveling soccer team. |
| The scaffolding collapsed in the storm. |
| His scream was exclaiming. |
| It’s important that you are respecting me. |
| Her smile began brightening up when she saw her friends. |
| There is a scheduling conflict. |
| Mary will be attending the party. |
| Hayley was delighting in her accomplishments. |
| His little sister is annoying. |
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| I am understanding. |
| I take a deep breath when I have overwhelming thoughts. |
| He is elevating his position within the company. |
| The air conditioning just broke. |
| Do not wake up a hibernating bear. |
| I am remodeling my kitchen. |
| She saved his life on the operating table. |
| When she heard the devastating news, she cried. |
| These decomposing leaves will make great mulch next year. |
| His condescending tone made her defensive. |
| The housewarming party was a success. |
| The motorcyclist was maneuvering through the traffic. |
| The aggravating behavior made her step back. |
| I am finalizing this invoice. |
| The artists at Disney are good at animating. |
| When I am stressed, I sometimes start overeating. |
| Let’s plan on exercising tomorrow morning. |
| He held the magnifying glass down to look at the ant. |
| The peacekeeping treaty was broken and war began. |
| I am barbecuing ribs for dinner. |
| Our shifts are alternating weekends off. |
| The skyrocketing prices of gas are alarming. |
| The magician’s disappearing act fooled everyone. |
| He is overturning the bill. |
| She cried when she heard the disappointing news. |
| I am investing in developing real estate. |
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| It was a terrible misunderstanding. |
| The accelerating car speeds down the highway |
| She was exaggerating the truth to make her point. |
| He is procrastinating so much that he may not finish his work. |
| Paul is accompanying his wife to the formal dinner. |
| The fireman began administering first aid to the wounded lady. |
G Words Speech Therapy Ideas
Here is a list of ideas to work on the g sound!
Favorite Board Games
Do you enjoy using fun and engaging activities in your therapy sessions?
Board games are a great way to reinforce practice while working on your students’ sounds.
Some fan-favorite board games to try are Jenga, Connect Four, or Tic Tac Toe to name a few.
Boom Cards
Boom Cards can be another fun and engaging way to strengthen your child or student’s articulation skills.
Here are a few favorite boom cards to work on the g sound:
- Free Articulation Boom Cards for /g/ – Speech Therapy by Teaching Talking – Use these digital articulation activities to practice the ‘g’ sound.
- FREE Boom Cards and Printable Coloring Activity: Spring Early Developing Sounds by Bluebird Speech – Use this freebie as a fun and ready to use interactive activity that students can use on any device.
- Boom Digital Cards Articulation K,G Sounds by Badger State Speechy – In this free set, you receive 1 set of Boom Cards for sorting k,g and t,d words by their beginning sounds. Students have the option of pressing the sound button to hear the words. This set is done in a fun apple-picking theme!
- Free Initial G Sound Digital Pet Accessory Articulation Activity by Lil Mae’s Speech – This is a fun, free and interactive articulation activity where students say the speech sound located at the bottom of the page. To reinforce the sounds, students get to pick a pet accessory once completed!
- FREE PREVIEW Hard G Initial Sound Digital BOOM Cards by ZenGee Classroom – Students use “Gary the Guinea Pig” to to practice the hard ‘g’ sound. This is perfect for pre-emergent and emergent readers who need targeted practice with an isolated sound to increase phonemic awareness.
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Velar Fronting
Velar fronting is when a back sound such as the /g/ sound is made in the front of the mouth, such as the /d/ sound.
For example, your child or student might say the word “date” for the word “gate”.
If your child or student is velar fronting or in other words using the /d/ sound in place of the /g/ sound a great way to work on reducing the velar fronting is to use minimal pairs.
By using minimal pairs the child then practices the two sounds side by side and practices hearing and producing the different sounds.
Typical and Atypical Phonological Processes and Age Ranges by Speech Therapy Store – If you want to learn more about phonological processes, such as velar fronting and what ages these processes are typical and what processes are atypical then be sure to check out my chart.
Here is a freebie to work on velar fronting:
- No Prep K & G Articulation Fronting Game Boards by No Prep Speech Mom – These are fun board games for students to practice velar fronting /d/ for /g/.
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Minimal Pairs
If your child or student is velar fronting or replacing the g sound with the d sound these minimal pairs activities are perfect for you!
Here are some different ways to work on velar fronting using minimal pairs.
- Phonological Process Freebie: Velar Fronting Minimal Pair Match Up by Speech in the Sand – Play this fun matching game to work on /g/ and /d/ velar fronting. The first pages are for the sound /k/ and /t/, but simply keep scrolling and you will find the /g/ and /d/ minimal pairs.
- Articulation Activity Go Fish D and G Minimal Pairs Speech Therapy by Speechies and Cream – Play a fun game of go fish using fun underwater characters to work on the g and d minimal pairs.
- Minimal Pairs for Fronting of K and G Sounds by The Speech Chicks – This freebie includes 8 /g/ and /d/ minimal pair words with pictures.
Picture Cards
If your child or student is working on a single sound using picture cards is a great way to get multiple practices and exposure to a single sound.
Here are a few picture cards to get you started:
- Scroll to the bottom of this post and grab your free copy of printable and digital g practice picture cards.
- Use our ready to go digital flash cards above to get started right from your computer!
- Fronting & Backing Minimal Pairs (/k/ /t/ and /g/ /d/) by Rachel’s Speech Goodies – Use these minimal pairs flashcards to target the phonological process of fronting/backing (/k/ and /t/ & /g/ and /d/ in both initial and final positions. There are 4 pages of kid-friendly picture cards and 1 page with the word lists.
- Articulation Practice Card /G/-FREE! Distance Learning by A Green and Gold Speech Therapist – This freebie includes practice sets of 30 pictures that include the /g/ sound in initial, medial and final positions. Included is a list of activities in varying levels of difficulty.
- Letter Sound Picture Cards by Just Ask Judy – This is a free set of letter/ sound picture cards, perfect for introductory lessons in preschool or kindergarten. Each card has a lowercase letter and a key picture representing the sound the letter stands for.
Language Skills
Do you have a group of students who need both language therapy and articulation for the g sound?
If so, here are a few ideas to do language skills alongside g articulation therapy.
- Speech Therapy Articulation Fortune Teller Origami by Speech Therapy Store – Not only can you work on the g sound as well as a ton of other sounds it’s fun! Have your language students work on following directions, requesting materials (scissors, paper, etc.), and practice taking turns.
- Free Speech Therapy Activities for Articulation & Language by Fun in Speech – Grab some shaving cream and have some fun! There are pages for the g sound as well as pages for synonyms, categories, and rhyming!
- Dough Articulation: K, G, F, S by Jenna Rayburn Kirk from Speech Room News – Have some students work on their G sound while others can play along while working on following directions, making requests (supplies, colors, etc.), as well as working on categories, such as what category are a dog, frog, and pig in?
Auditory Bombardment
Sometimes the first thing a language therapist or speech-language pathologist might do to work on a new sound for a child with an articulation disorder at the elementary school level would be to work on auditory bombardment.
Auditory bombardment is when you say words with only speech sounds that the child or student is struggling with and provide correct production examples.
For example, if the child is working on the g sound you might read a list of 20 g words to the child so they can hear the correct production of that sound repeatedly.
See the list of g words above and start by saying 20 words to your child or student while producing the correct g sound to model and allow them to hear the correct production over and over again.
This is simply a listening activity for the child or student to give them the opportunity to hear the correct production of the sound they are struggling to produce themselves.
In Conclusion: G Words Speech Therapy
We hope you have found this article helpful for working on your child or student’s g sound.
Be sure to grab your freebie of 20 words to start practicing 5 minutes a day!
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***Medial /g/ and Final /g/ currently NOT available. Don’t worry though it’s on my to-do list.
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Sue Lozano Tauchen
Tuesday 26th of April 2022
I love the variety!
Melissa Berg
Tuesday 10th of May 2022
Wonderful! I'm so happy to hear you like the variety in this post! All my best, Melissa