Sing It, Bug!
Practice Words
Words with the 'ng' digraph, producing the nasal /Ε/ sound.
<strong>Springstrong> has <strong>sprungstrong>, and Bug <strong>longsstrong> to <strong>singstrong>. She grips the branch and feels a zing!
Duck <strong>singsstrong> a <strong>songstrong> and gets all wet. Bug yells, 'Not that one yet!'
Frog <strong>singsstrong> a <strong>longstrong>, <strong>longstrong> <strong>songstrong>. Bug thinks the <strong>songstrong> is wrong!
Big Bird <strong>singsstrong> a <strong>longstrong> <strong>songstrong>. Bug likes it, but she can not <strong>singstrong> for so <strong>longstrong>.
Sad Bird <strong>singsstrong> a sad, sad <strong>songstrong>. Bug thinks that <strong>songstrong> is wrong!
Crick <strong>singsstrong> a <strong>songstrong> full of zing. Bug asks Crick to help her <strong>singstrong>!
With help from Crick, Bug starts to <strong>singstrong>. Her <strong>songstrong> is such a fun thing!
Bug wants each pal to <strong>singstrong> the <strong>songstrong>. At first, they all get it wrong!
Bug and the <strong>gangstrong> <strong>singstrong> a <strong>songstrong>! The tune is strong and <strong>longstrong>!
Bug likes to <strong>singstrong> her fun <strong>songstrong>. She <strong>singsstrong> it all day <strong>longstrong>!