P F B V Sounds Worksheet
How to say it (Lips together or teeth on lip): p, b: press both lips together, then pop — pen, ball. f, v: top teeth on the lower lip, let the air flow — fan, van. p and f are quiet (no voice); b and v buzz.
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- 1.Listen: how do your lips start the word “park”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 2.Which word fits? “We crossed the river by ___.” (a) boat (b) vote
- 3.Which word fits? “Hold the papers with a ___.” (a) fin (b) pin
- 4.Which word starts with the same sound as “box”? (a) bat (b) fin (c) vet
- 5.Which word fits? “A ___ is a small, juicy fruit.” (a) berry (b) very
- 6.Which word fits? “He wore a ___ under his shirt.” (a) vest (b) best
- 7.How do your lips start the word “pan”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 8.Which word starts with the same sound as “vet”? (a) boat (b) box (c) van
- 9.Which word fits? “We won prizes at the village ___.” (a) pair (b) fair
- 10.Which word fits? “Turn on the ___; it is hot.” (a) fan (b) pan
- 11.Which word fits? “Cheetahs run very ___.” (a) fast (b) past
- 12.How do your lips start the word “voice”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 13.Which word fits? “___ the rope as hard as you can.” (a) pull (b) full
- 14.Which word starts with the same sound as “fine”? (a) fish (b) pig (c) park
- 15.Listen: how do your lips start the word “voice”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 16.Which word fits? “A ___ tree is tall and green.” (a) pine (b) fine
- 17.Listen: how do your lips start the word “bus”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 18.Listen: how do your lips start the word “pin”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 19.Which word starts with the same sound as “bag”? (a) fan (b) vest (c) bat
- 20.How do your lips start the word “pin”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 21.Which word starts with the same sound as “pen”? (a) fool (b) fish (c) pig
- 22.Which word fits? “Adults ___ in elections.” (a) boat (b) vote
- 23.Listen: how do your lips start the word “fan”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 24.Listen: how do your lips start the word “bag”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 25.Which word fits? “The bus is ___; there are no seats.” (a) pull (b) full
- 26.Which word starts with the same sound as “bat”? (a) boat (b) very (c) fish
- 27.Which word fits? “The ___ looked after my sick dog.” (a) bet (b) vet
- 28.Listen: how do your lips start the word “box”? (a) Lips press together (b) Top teeth on lower lip
- 29.Which word starts with the same sound as “ball”? (a) very (b) bag (c) voice
- 30.Which word starts with the same sound as “vest”? (a) very (b) bus (c) bag
- 31.Which word fits? “You are my ___ friend.” (a) vest (b) best
- 32.Which word starts with the same sound as “boat”? (a) van (b) fine (c) bag
- 33.Which word starts with the same sound as “pen”? (a) boat (b) pot (c) fool
- 34.How do your lips start the word “fork”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 35.Which word fits? “Fry the egg in a ___.” (a) fan (b) pan
- 36.Which word starts with the same sound as “vase”? (a) fork (b) vest (c) bed
- 37.How do your lips start the word “fin”? (a) Top teeth on lower lip (b) Lips press together
- 38.Which word starts with the same sound as “pig”? (a) fan (b) fork (c) pen
- 39.Which word starts with the same sound as “pen”? (a) pan (b) fork (c) bat
- 40.Which word fits? “In the ___, people wrote letters by hand.” (a) past (b) fast
Answer key
- Lips press together
- boat
- pin
- bat
- berry
- vest
- Lips press together
- van
- fair
- fan
- fast
- Top teeth on lower lip
- pull
- fish
- Top teeth on lower lip
- pine
- Lips press together
- Lips press together
- bat
- Lips press together
- pig
- vote
- Top teeth on lower lip
- Lips press together
- full
- boat
- vet
- Lips press together
- bag
- very
- best
- bag
- pot
- Top teeth on lower lip
- pan
- vest
- Top teeth on lower lip
- pen
- pan
- past
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