• 1st Grade
  • Speech & Language
  • About 10 minutes

NG Bingo

Grown-up: show a card or say a word. Child: say it too, then cover it. Three in a row wins!

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How to do it

  1. Listen for the word or look at the card.
  2. Say it with a clear sound.
  3. Cover it. Three in a row wins!

Teaching tip

Use the cut-out cards as the calling deck. Take turns being the caller.

NG Bingo worksheet for 1st grade (articulation: the NG sound), free printable
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About this worksheet

Two bingo boards with ng pictures. Use coins, cereal or buttons as markers.

What kids practice

Articulation means making speech sounds clearly. To make the ng sound, the back of the tongue lifts like for k and the sound hums out through the nose. Most children say it by about age 4. A child who is still working on it often says n for ng (rin for ring, kin for king). This set walks through the steps speech therapists use: the sound by itself, then syllables, words, phrases, sentences and finally everyday talking. Common Core doesn't cover speech sounds, so these sheets have no Common Core code.

Watch for

  • Moving up too fast. If the sound slips in sentences, go back to phrases for a few days.
  • Correcting every word in everyday talk. Save corrections for practice time and keep conversation fun.
  • Saying the sound right alone but not in words. That's normal. Syllables are the bridge.
  • If your child is hard to understand, frustrated when talking, or not improving, ask your pediatrician or a speech-language pathologist for an evaluation.

It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full articulation: the NG sound guide for 1st grade.

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