Hello!

I am TEACHER BAMBA!

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USE
OF A
& aN
 Vowel and
Consonants

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VOWELs vs
Consonants
Vowels Consonants

B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L,
A, E, I, O and M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X,
U Z, and usually W and Y.

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 Let’s look at the
pictures.
Tell whether they start
with a vowel or
consonant.
Write C if the word starts with
a consonant and V if it starts
with a vowel.
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mango

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umbrella
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snake

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box
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ice
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ant
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eggplant
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The
A

a guava
a chair a teacher
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a chicken
a school
The
A

guava
chair teacher
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chicken
school
The

an umbrella
an egg an okra
The

an umbrella
an egg an okra
the
following:
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a paper
A a cat
a bed a fireman
a fan a dog
a river a kite
a car
a doll

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Let’s Read!
1.I read a book.
2.I saw a ball under the table.
3.The cat has a bell.
4.The pens are in a bag.
5.I drink a glass of water.

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 AN
an atis an avocado

an oven an egg
an umbrella an eraser

an envelope

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Let’s Read!
1. I use an umbrella when it rains.
2. My mommy is making an egg pie.
3. An old man is sick.

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 Read words below. Write a or an on the blank.

1. _____ avocado 6. _____ river

2. _____ paper 7. _____ okra

3. _____ bed 8. _____ ice cream

4. _____ fan 9. _____ cat

5. _____ eraser 10. _____ uncle

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Encircle a / an in each
item.
1. a / an pencil 6. a / an insect

2. a / an atis 7. a / an doll

3. a / an basket 8. a / an arm

4. a / an guava 9. a / an ear

5. a / an tilapia 10. a / an envelope

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Write a or an in the blank in each sentence.

1. We saw __ lion in the zoo.

2. I eat __ apple everyday.

3. __ umbrella is useful for when it rains.

4. I have __ red bag.

5. I want to read __ comic book. 26

 Encircle a / an in each sentence.

1. I’d like to eat a/an pandesal.

2. Do you have a/an pet?
3. I need a/an eraser.
4. I’d like a/an juice to drink.
5. I have a/an dream.
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REMEMBER:
Use a if the next word begins with a
consonant sound.

Use an if the next word begins with a

vowel sound.
THAN
KS!
Pictures were taken from Google.
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