H h

H h is for hat It is a hat.	hat
H h is for  horse It is a horse.	horse
H h is for hen It is a hen.	hen
H h is for house It is a house.	house
H h is for hammer It is a hammer.	hammer

1. Look at the words that start with H.

a hat

a horse

a hen

a house

a hammer

2.  Look at the pictures and finish the sentences.

It is a…		It is a…
It is a…
It is a…		It is a…

3. Write.

H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H, H
h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h, h

4. Listen to your teacher and repeat.
Dad has got a hammer. It is Dad’s hammer. Dad has got a hat. It is Dad’s hat.  Dad has got a hammer and a hat. Ann has not got a hammer. Ann has not got a hat. Ann has got a cat.  It is Ann’s cat.

5. True or false?

Ann has got a hammer.

Dad has got a cat.

Ann has not got a cat.

Ann has got a hat.

Dad has got a hat.

Mind

Ann has not got a hat.	Dad has not got a hammer.
Dad has not got a nail.	Ann has not got a cake.