Find Written G at the Start of Picture Names

This letter G picture-name worksheet presents fifteen labeled pictures. Circle the pictures whose printed names begin with G, using the label beneath each illustration as the reference. The matching names are grapes, gorilla, green shirt, giraffe, garlic, and gloves. Read the names together before starting so vocabulary and spelling are available to a child who is still learning to read independently.

Gorilla and giraffe both begin with the written letter G, but their first sounds differ. The letters at the start of the printed labels are what count in this activity.

An adult can name a picture and read its label without choosing the answer. Ask the child to point to the first letter and decide whether it matches the target. Work across the grid in a consistent order and circle each qualifying picture once. For a label containing more than one word, use the first letter of the complete printed phrase, keeping the page’s wording as the rule.

Visit the letter G guide for related letter information. The Phonics and Sounds Pack includes other literacy formats. As a separate follow-up, choose one familiar label, say it aloud, and discuss how its spelling relates to its sounds with adult support. Keep that conversation distinct from the printed search so the child understands which feature each task is asking them to notice.