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Virtual Fronting Word Flashcards

1 Syllable
Initial Fronting Word List

cab

cache

cage

Caine

cake

calf

call

calm

calves

Cam

came

can

can’t

cap

car

card

care

cart

carve

case

cash

cast

cat

catch

kiss

king

kind

kilt

gab

gain

Gale

game

gap

gas

gash

gasp

gate

gauge

gauze

gear

geese

Gush

gush

gust

guy

goat

goes

gold

caught

cause

cave

coach

coal

coarse

coast

coat

corn

corpse

cost

cot

couch

cough

could

count

cow

coy

cube

cue

cuff

cup

curb

curl

cut

cute

kale

Kay

keep

Ken

key

kick

kid

kit

kite

Kurt

guess

guest

gulp

gum

go

goal

ghost

gift

gig

girl

give

gulch

get

golf

gone

good

goose

got

gown

coax

cob

cod

code

cog

Coke

cold

coop

cord

1 Syllable
Final Fronting Word List

bag

big

brag

bug

clog

dig

dog

Doug

drag

drug

egg

fig

jug

keg

leg

log

mug

pig

smack

smock

smoke

snack

snake

soak

sock

speak

spike

spook

squak

stack

steak

ache

back

bake

bike

black

Blake

beak

block

brake

brick

brock

cake

chalk

chick

Chuck

click

cloak

Coke

crack

creak

deck

dock

Drake

duke

fake

flick

flock

fluke

Freek

hawk

hike

stag

swag

tag

tug

twig

wag

flag

fog

frog

hog

hug

plug

rag

rug

shrug

slug

snag

stick

strike

stuck

tack

talk

thick

tick

tuck

wake

walk

whack

wick

woke

wreak

hook

Jack

joke

kick

knack

lack

lake

leak

lick

like

luck

Luke

make

Mike

mock

oak

pack

peek

pick

pike

poke

puck

quake

rack

rake

Rick

sack

shack

shake

shock

Shrek

2 Syllable
Initial Fronting Word List

cabbage

cabin

cable

cabose

cackle

cactus

caddie

cadet

confound

confront

confuse

Congress

Connie

conquer

consent

conserve

console

conspire

contain

content

contract

contour

control

converge

converse

convey

convict

convince

gumbo

gumdrop

gusto

goblin

goggle

Google

going

golden

goldfish

goodbye

gopher

gorgeous

gable

gadget

gala

gallon

gamble

gossip

couple

courage

cousin

cower

cover

cowbell

cowboy

cozy

culture

county

cupboard

Cupid

curfew

current

curry

cursive

curtail

curtain

cushion

custom

costume

cutlet

cutoff

cutting

cutie

Kansas

Karen

kayak

ketchup

Kenny

khaki

kitten

kissing

kingdom

Kindle

keynote

Kermit

Carl

gaslight

gaudy

Gavin

ghostly

giddy

gifted

gimmick

goatee

goblet

Gavin

guilty

giving

gander

garage

garden

garlic

garment

Gary

cooker

copied

copper

copy

Kara

Cora

Kiki

coral

Corey

correct

2 Syllable
Medial Fronting Word List

again

against

Agnes

August

baggage

bagpipe

begin

Bengal

bigger

biggest

bogus

bongo

bragging

buggy

Congo

cougar

digging

disguise

legal

wagon

Yoga

disgust

dogcart

finger

flagship

engage

figure

cooking

cracker

deacon

decade

accent

accept

access

acccount

acme

acne

background

backstage

backstroke

bacon

baker

baking

beacon

beaker

bearcat

became

becasuse

become

rocket

rookie

second

secure

seeker

sicken

sidecar

soccer

speaker

stucco

taken

takeoff

trucker

bicker

blackboard

bookmark

blocker

bobcat

bookshelf

boycot

bracket

breakage

breakddown

breakfast

broadcast

broken

bucket

buckeye

checker

chicken

cocoa

package

packet

pecan

peacock

pickup

pocket

poker

pumpkin

pucker

raccon

racket

record

rocker

linger

Logan

logger

luggage

maggot

magnet

meager

muggy

nugget

piggy

pigpen

rigor

shaggy

soggy

stagger

stagnant

sugar

swagger

tiger

tango

tugboat

dogfish

dragon

eager

Edgar

ego

eggshell

decay

echo

encase

encore

2 Syllable
Final Fronting Word List

handbook

haystack

heartache

homesick

horseback

ice pack

jaywalk

Kodak

lipstick

luric

magic

medic

toothpick

zigzag

washrag

unclog

Kellogg

nutmeg

bearhug

bedbug

fatigue

firebug

metric

mohawk

music

notebook

earthquake

egg yolk

Eric

evoke

fabric

fish hook

flapjack

frantic

frolic

garlic

hammock

public

remake

prologue

het lag

intrigue

bulldog

firebug

handbag

bigwig

eggnog

oblique

o’clock

outlook

panic

physique

3 Syllable
Initial Fronting Word List

cabinet

calender

caliber

calico

calorie

cameo

camera

Canada

canary

canopy

cantaloupe

consider

consumer

continent

continue

gallery

galvanize

Galveston

government

Garrison

gardener

gasoline

colony

colorful

colossal

comedy

commentate

companion

company

cosmetic

capital

caramel

caravan

carnival

carnivore

Carolyn

carousel

carpenter

casserole

casual

catalog

contrary

contribute

convention

correction

governor

guardian

guinea pig

goalkeeper

gathering

gazebo

gooseberry

gorilla

complexion

complicate

concentrate

condtion

confession

confetti

consesus

3 Syllable
Medial Fronting Word List

agonize

agony

arrogance

beginning

bungalow

category

chewing gum

conjugate

demigod

dignify

eagerly

elegance

elongate

fingernail

Portugal

prodigal

recognize

regular

regulate

vigorous

signature

mackerel

accident

accomplish

accomplice

acknowledge

acoustic

apricot

awaken

bakery

barbecue

barricade

bicycle

calico

chocolate

vocalize

woodpecker

housekeeper

hickory

folk music

honeycomb

hurricane

licorice

likeable

hexagon

ignorance

illegal

instigate

kangaroo

legacy

legally

magnify

megaphone

misgovern

navigate

negative

Oregon

pentagon

spaghetti

Thanksgiving

together

unguarded

vinegar

gigantic

signify

occasion

cucumber

coworker

Dakota

decorate

delicate

difficult

Dracula

educate

encourage

fabricate

factory

fiasco

firecracker

soccer ball

stomachache

unlucky

vacation

linebacker

location

loudspeaker

macaroon

vaccination

3 Syllable
Final Fronting Word List

analog

catalog

dialogue

comic book

cul-de-sac

almanac

appleack

artichoke

artistic

athletic

lumberjack

maverick

motorbike

overtake

paperback

moneybag

monologue

analog

gigantic

historic

4 Syllable
Medial Fronting Word List

academy

a capella

accomodate

accompany

accordion

accountable

agriculture

America

application

alligator

altogether

antagonize

Copenhagen

prolongation

protagonist

impeccable

jack-o-lantern

locomotive

dictionary

difficulty

despicable

domesticate

economy

education

evacuate

hocus pocus

helicopter

navigation

negotiate

obligation

magnificent

significance

merry-go-round

macaroni

medication

occasional

5 Syllable
Medial Fronting Word List

egotistical

biochemistry

accommodation

amplification

egomania

incalculable


Fronting Blend Word List

claim

clam

clap

Clark

clash

class

clay

clean

clear

clerk

cliff

climb

cling

Clint

cloak

clock

close

cloth

clown

clue

classic

classmate

cleanup

climate

clinic

clockwise

clothing

clumsy

clarity

clinical

acclaim

cyclone

decline

eclipse

incline

Oakland

weekly

inclusion

paperclip

Santa Claus

scrape

scratch

scab

scale

scan

scar

scarf

school

scoop

score

scout

skate

ski

skid

skin

sky

skull

scary

scatter

scooter

scuba

basket

escape

Husky

pesky

risky

Alaska

ask

bask

glad

glance

gland

glass

glaze

glee

glide

gloat

glacier

glamor

glasses

glazing

gleeful

glider

glimmer

global

glory

flowing

gladiator

glamorous

glittery

globetrotter

glorify

boggling

Douglas

England

English

eyeglass

giggly

igloo

piglet

spyglass

ground

grow

grub

unforgiven

organization

iceberg

Guam

guava

guacamole

iguana

languages

jigsaw

exaggerate

congregation

biography

integrity

telegrapher

typographer

argue

bargain

cargo

forget

unglow

wiggly

wrangler

everglade

fiberglass

New England

beagle

eagle

giggle

gurgle

legal

smuggle

snuggle

struggle

wiggle

ankle

buckle

circle

cycle

pickle

tackle

trickle

uncle

vocal

milkman

polka

elk

Hulk

milk

silk

blanket

chunky

donkey

drinking

monkey

sinker

thionger

winkle

wrinkle

ban

blank

drank

honk

ink

junk

zinc

ax

scream

screen

box

fox

socks

clocks

docks

hawks

jokes

spikes

disk

risk

act

pact

strict

contact

elect

react

choir

queen

quiet

grape

grasp

grass

grave

gray

grease

great

Greece

green

tangle

grab

grace

grain

grant

jingle

shingle

grunt

graceful

gracious

grader

grading

Graham

grandpa

grand slam

granite

graphic

grassy

gravy

grazing

greasing

grease

Great Dane

greatly

gremlin

grinder

groggy

grotto

gruesome

grumble

gracias

gradual

granary

grandfather

grandmother

gratify

gratitude

gravity

groceries

grueling

agree

angry

background

congress

degree

digress

downgrade

flagrant

hungry

migrate

outgrow

regret

upgrade

aggressive

autograph

diagram

dictograph

evergreen

milligram

overgrow

telegram

groom

groove

gross

forgive

forgot

mortgage

organ

target

argument

cheeseburger

forgotten

forgettable

gray

grief

grill

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Initial Fronting Phrases

Taxi cab is waiting

Found a hidden cache

Bird sings in the cage

Caine loves to read

Chocolate cake is delicious

The calf is tired

Call your best friend

Stay calm and relax

Calves are playing outside

Cam won the game

She came home early

Can you see it?

I can’t believe it

Baseball cap on my head

Drive the red car

Funny birthday card

Always show you care

Push the grocery cart

Carve a scary face

The case is closed

Cash in my wallet

Arm is in a cast

The cat is silly

Catch the flying ball

A goodnight kiss

The king wore gold

Always be kind

Kilt for dancing

I let out a gasp

Close the gate


Use the gauge


Wrap it in gauze


Jockey gear

Flying geese

Get the dog


A little ghost

wrapped a gift

a fun gig

a nice girl

give me that

a deep gulch


gushing water


gust of wind


a nice guy.


A funny goat!


go to school


I found gold!


I love golf

Out of gas

A big gash

Let’s play a game

There’s a gap

Out of gas


A big gash


I let out a gasp


Close the gate


Use the gauge


Wrap it in gauze


Jockey gear

Flying geese

Get the dog


A little ghost

wrapped a gift

a fun gig

a nice girl

give me tha

a deep gulch.


gushing water


gust of wind


a nice guy


A funny goat


go to school


I found gold


I love golf


a good book


The goose honked


I got a new toy


a pretty gown

The guard stands

Can you guess it?


We have a guest


a big gulp


chewing gum


Let’s go!


I scored a goal!

He drank from goblet

Gavin plays guitar well

Visit the art gallery

Let’s galvanize our team

Galveston has beaches

The gardener loves plants

Fill the car with gasoline

We sit under gazebo

She made gooseberry pie

The gorilla is strong

The governor spoke here

She is a guardian

The guinea pig is cute

Let’s play a game





Fresh corn is yummy

The rotten candy

High cost today

Sleep on a cot

Sit on the couch

Catch a cough

Could you help?

Count to ten

Big brown cow

Acting so coy

Green ice cube

Take your cue

Fix the cuff

Blue tea cup

Stand by the curb

Curl the ribbon

Cut the paper

So very cute

Eat fresh kale

Kay’s new bike

Keep it safe

Ken likes sports

Lost the key

Kick the ball

The funny kid

Pack the kit

Fly the kite

Kurt is funny

We had a gathering

Garrison is my favorite

I got a new toy.

a pretty gown.


The guard stands


Can you guess it?


We have a guest.


a big gulp.


chewing gum.


Let’s go!


I scored a goal!

He drank from goblet

Gavin plays guitar well

Visit the art gallery

Let’s galvanize our team

Galveston has beaches

The gardener loves plants

Fill the car with gasoline

We sit under gazebo

She made gooseberry pie

The gorilla is strong

The governor spoke here

She is a guardian

Let’s cook on the grill

The story had a grim end

He wore a big grin

Hold on with a grip

I’ll groom my puppy today

Dance in the groove

That smell is so gross

The globe spins around

There’s a gloom in the room

Add some gloss to it

Put on your glove now

The stars start to glow

Use glue to stick it

She looks a bit glum

The house has a gable

I love this gadget

We’re going to gala

Fill with a gallon

Don’t gamble your luck

Take a gander here

The car’s in garage

Plant flowers in garden

Add garlic to pasta

She wore a garment

Gary loves soccer

The gaslight flickered

That shirt is gaudy

Gacin is my friend

It feels ghostly tonight

I feel giddy today

He’s a gifted artist

Just a fun gimmick

I made gumbo tonight

I love gumdrops

Dance with gusto

The goblin scared us

Don’t forget goggles

Search for it on Google

What are you going

The sunset is golden

My goldfish swims fast

Time to say goodbye

The gopher dug deep

What a gorgeous view

Let’s gossip today

He felt guilty today

She is always giving

He has a goatee

The goalkeeper saved it

The guinea pig is cute

a good book

The goose honked

Medial Fronting Phrases

Try again later.

Push against the wall.

Agnes is my friend.

My birthday is August.

Check your baggage, please.

He plays the bagpipe.

Let’s begin the game.

The Bengal tiger roars.

That’s a bigger dog!

This is the biggest cake!

That claim is bogus.

He plays the bongo.

Stop braggin’ about it!

The buggy is fun!

The Congo river flows.

A cougar is spotted.

We are digging now.

He wore a disguise.

That’s a legal document.

It’s a disgusting mess.

The dogcart is ready.

Don’t dogear the pages!

A dogfish swims deep.

The dragon flew high.

I am eager to go.

Edgar is my brother.

He has a big ego.

The eggshell is fragile.

Let’s engage in fun!

Count on your fingers.

The flagship is here.

It’s a foggy morning.

Look out for fungus!

I need newheadgear.

Hugo is my buddy.

Let’s ignite the fire.

Don’t linger too long.

Logan loves to play.

The logger cuts trees.

Pack your luggage tight.

A maggot is here.

The magnet is strong.

The pigpen is dirty.

Rigor is important here.

He has shaggy hair.

The bread is soggy.

I will stagger home.

The water is stagnant.

Add sugar to coffee.

He walks with swagger.

The tiger is fierce.

They dance the tango.

The tugboat is small.

The dog is wagging.

I ride in the wagon.

I practice Yoga daily.

He is a great yogi.

She is younger than me.

He is the youngest child.

The hexagon has six sides.

Ignorance is not bliss.

That’s an illegal move.

Cars breakdown ahead

Yummy breakfast time

A news broadcast starts

Broken glass everywhere

Grab the bucket

Buckeye tree blooms

Play checkers with me

Grilled chicken sandwich

Warm cocoa drink

Package at the door

Open snack packet

Pecan nuts in bowl

Peacock shows feathers

Drive the pickup truck

Coins fill the pocket

Deal poker cards

Carved orange pumpkin

Pucker from sour lemon

Raccoon under the porch

Loud tennis racket swing

New world record broken

Old wooden rocker

Crispy bacon strips

Busy bread baker

Baking yummy cookies

Shining bright beacon

Science glass beaker

Fast bearcat runs

He became brave

I smiled because

Become a star

Fly the rocket

Rookie learns fast

Second in line

Feel safe and secure

Treasure seeker searches

Bad smell sickens me

Ride in a sidecar

Soccer ball in a goal

Loud music on a speaker

Stucco on the wall

A book was taken

Airplane takeoff soon

I am at rucker

I love Oregon trees.

The Pentagon is big.

Watch out for the alligator!

We are all together here.

Don’t antagonize the bear.

Copenhagen is lovely.

The delegation arrived early.

They acted illegally.

The view is magnificent!

It feels muggy today.

I found a nugget!

A piggy bank is cute.

The meal was meager.

Let’s magnify the image.

Speak into the megaphone.

They may misgovern us.

We can navigate now.

Keep a positive attitude.

Final Fronting Phrases

Grab the bag!

That dog is big.

Don’t brag too much.

There’s a bug here.

The sink will clog.

Let’s dig a hole.

I have a dog.

Doug likes to play.

I’ll drag the box.

Be careful with that drug.

I want an egg!

A fig tastes sweet.

Fly the flag high.

It’s really foggy today.

The frog jumped far.

The hog is muddy.

Give a big hug!

Fill the jug with water.

The keg is full.

My leg is sore.

I found a log.

Drink from the mug.

The pig is cute.

Don’t forget to plug!

Use a rag to clean.

I love this rug!

Just give a shrug.

A slug moves slowly.

A stag is nearby.

Look at my swag!

That’s my name tag.

Give it a tug.

Pick up the twig.

The dog will wag.

I need a bear hug.

There’s a bedbug here.

He’s a bigwig now.

Let’s drink eggnog!

I feel fatigued today.

The firebug is around.

She carries a handbag.

I love a hotdog.

Put ice in the bag.

They walk in zigzag.

Grab a washrag, please.

I’ll help to unclog.

Try the Kellogg cereal.

Add nutmeg to it.

Read the prologue first.

He felt the jet lag.

The story has intrigue.

The bulldog is strong.

It’s an analog clock.

Look at the catalog.

I want a chili dog.

We had a fun dialogue.

Ache from running

Hurt my back

Bake some cookies

Ride a bike

Black as night

Blake loves books

Bird’s sharp beak

Heavy cement block

Press the brake

Stack a brick

Brock plays soccer

Chocolate birthday cake

Write with chalk

Yellow baby chick

Chuck throws fast

Click the button

Worn-out old cloak

Drink some Coke

Hear the crack

Creaky wooden floor

Sit on the deck

Fish near a dock

Drake sings loud

Brave and strong duke

Fake the shot

Quick flick pass

Flock of birds

Lucky rare fluke

Hawk soars high

Hike the trail

My blue bike

Catch the hook

Jack climbs high

Funny little joke

Kick the ball

Knack for puzzles

Lack of sleep

Sail on the lake

Fix the leak

Lick the ice-cream

I like pizza

Good luck today

Luke rides fast

Make a craft

Mike loves reading

Don’t mock others

Tall oak tree

Pack your bag

Take a peek

Pick a flower

Swim near the pike

Poke the bubble

Shoot the puck

Feel the quake

Clothes on a rack

Rake the leaves

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Virtual Fronting Sentence Flashcards

Initial Fronting Sentences

This gadget makes cooking so much easier.

The gala was a fancy event last night.

We need a gallon of milk for cookies.

Don’t gamble with your money, it’s risky.

Take a gander at this beautiful painting.

The garage is filled with old boxes.

I planted flowers in my backyard garden.

Add garlic for extra flavor in the soup.

She wore a lovely garment to the party.

Gary loves to play soccer every weekend.

The gaslight flickered as night fell quickly.

That shirt is way too gaudy for me.

Gavin is always smiling and making jokes.

The night felt ghostly and very quiet.

I feel giddy when I ride the rollercoaster.

He is a gifted musician in our band.

That was just a silly gimmick for fun.

I made a delicious gumbo for dinner tonight.

The gumdrop candies are so colorful and sweet.

She danced with gusto at the party last night.

The goblin scared the kids in the story.

Put on your goggles before swimming in the pool.

The cat is sleeping on the bed.

The car is parked in the garage.

I ate a big chocolate cake yesterday.

The cow is grazing in the field.

I drink juice from a red cup.

He wears a blue cap to school.

I found a shiny coin on the ground.

Draw a big circle on the paper.

The cloud looks like a fluffy bunny.

I sit in a comfortable chair every day.

The ice cream feels very cold outside.

The clown made everyone laugh at the party.

I want to eat a warm chocolate cookie.

We stayed in a cozy wooden cabin.

The kite is flying high in the sky.

The kid loves to play in the park.

The king wore a golden crown proudly.

The kitten is very playful and cute.

The key unlocks the door to the house.

The kangaroo hops around the grassy field.

She ate a delicious pink frosted cupcake.

I use the keyboard to type my name.

Mom cooks dinner in the kitchen every night.

I put on my warm winter coat today.

We enjoyed eating fresh corn at dinner.

Let’s search for it on Google later.

What are you going to do today?

The sun was shining a golden color.

I have a goldfish swimming in my bowl.

Time to say goodbye to my friends now.

I saw a gopher digging in the grass.

The sunset was gorgeous over the lake.

Let’s gossip about what happened at school.

He felt guilty for not helping his friend.

Giving gifts makes everyone happy during holidays.

He has a funny goatee on his chin.

I drank juice from a fancy goblet.

Gavin is really good at math problems.

We visited the art gallery downtown yesterday.

We need to galvanize support for our project.

Galveston has beautiful beaches to enjoy.

The gardener loves to plant new flowers.

He filled the car with gasoline today.

We sat under the gazebo during the picnic.

I made a pie with fresh gooseberries.

The gorilla at the zoo was very playful.

The government makes rules for the country.

The governor visited our school last week.

She is a kind guardian to her students.

The guinea pig loves to eat carrots.

The goalkeeper made a fantastic save today.

We are having a family gathering this weekend.

Garrison loves to play video games after school.

Let’s fire up the grill for some burgers.

The story had a grim ending that surprised us.

He had a big grin on his face.

Hold on to the grip of the bike tightly.

I will groom my dog this weekend.

She found her groove while dancing on stage.

The food was so gross, I couldn’t eat it.

The globe shows all the countries in the world.

There was a feeling of gloom in the room.

Add some gloss to the painting for shine.

Don’t forget to wear your glove outside.

The stars began to glow in the night sky.

Use glue to stick the paper together.

He looked a bit glum after the game.

Let’s have a gab about our weekend plans.

You can gain more knowledge by reading books.

The gale blew fiercely during the storm.

Are you ready to play the game now?

There’s a gap between the two buildings.

The car ran out of gas on the road.

Be careful not to cut yourself with that gash.

I let out a gasp when I saw it.

Please close the gate behind you, okay?

Use the gauge to check the tire pressure.

Wrap it in gauze to keep it clean.

Put on your gear before going outside.

The geese were honking as they flew by.

Can you help me get that down?

I saw a ghost in the haunted house!

I wrapped a special gift for her birthday.

I have a gig at the local cafe tonight.

That girl is really good at soccer.

Please give me a call later today.

We found a gulch in the middle of nowhere.

Water will gush out when you turn it on.

The water began to gush from the fountain.

A gust of wind blew through the trees.

That guy is always making us laugh!

The goat climbed up the steep hill.

She goes to the park every Saturday.

I found a gold coin in the sand.

Let’s play a round of golf tomorrow.

The cookies are all gone, unfortunately.

This is a good book to read.

The goose was honking loudly by the pond.

I got a new bike for my birthday.

She wore a beautiful gown to the dance.

I will guard my secret closely from others.

Can you guess what I’m thinking about?

We have a special guest coming tonight.

Take a big gulp of your drink now.

I love chewing on my favorite gum.

Let’s go to the park and play!

My goal is to finish my homework early.

Medial Fronting Sentences

Let’s try that again next time.

He pushed against the heavy door.

Agnes is my best friend in class.

My birthday is in August every year.

We checked our baggage at the airport.

He plays the bagpipe in the band.

Let’s begin the game right now!

The Bengal tiger is very beautiful.

This puppy is even bigger than before.

That was the biggest ice cream cone!

His story about aliens was totally bogus.

I love listening to the bongo drums.

Stop braggin’ about your new shoes!

The buggy can hold all our groceries.

The Congo River is very long and wide.

A cougar was spotted near the park.

We are digging a hole for planting.

He wore a funny disguise for Halloween.

That document is completely legal and valid.

The mess on the floor was pure disgust.

The dogcart was pulled by a strong dog.

Don’t dogear the pages of that book!

A dogfish swims near the coral reef.

The dragon flew over the castle at night.

I am eager to learn new things.

Edgar is really good at math class.

He has a big ego about his skills.

The eggshell cracked when I touched it.

Let’s engage in some fun activities today.

Can you figure out the puzzle quickly?

She pointed with her finger at the map.

That ship is the flagship of the fleet.

It was a foggy day at the beach.

Look out for the fungus on the bread.

He wore colorful headgear during the game.

Hugo likes to draw pictures of animals.

We need to ignite the campfire soon.

Don’t linger too long at the party.

Logan won the race and felt great.

The logger cut down trees for a living.

Pack your luggage for the trip tomorrow.

I found a maggot in the old food.

The magnet picked up all the paper clips.

I ride my bicycle to school every day.

The rocket soared high into the sky.

I found a coin in my pocket.

We filled the bucket with water quickly.

She bought a ticket for the concert.

I like to eat a crunchy pickle.

My backpack is full of school supplies.

She wears a locket with a photo inside.

We played cricket in the backyard yesterday.

His jacket has many pockets for storing things.

We enjoyed a big bowl of popcorn tonight.

Mom is baking chocolate chip cookies in the oven.

I feel very lucky to have a kind friend.

He will tackle the ball during the game.

Mickey Mouse is my favorite character from cartoons.

She rides her skateboard down the long sidewalk.

I need to focus on my reading homework.

The baker makes fresh bread and tasty pastries.

The duckling followed its mother across the pond.

He swung the racket to hit the tennis ball.

We stopped at McDonald’s for lunch and fries.

The feather will tickle my nose if I touch it.

We went biking along the trail this morning.

Someone is knocking loudly at the front door.

The rocket launched with a bright, fiery trail.

The meal was meager and didn’t satisfy.

It feels so muggy outside today!

I found a gold nugget in the stream.

My piggy bank is full of coins.

The pigpen was messy after the rain.

Rigor is important in our science class.

He has a shaggy dog that loves to play.

The bread became soggy in the rain.

I will stagger back home after running.

The water in the pond looks stagnant.

Add sugar to make the lemonade sweet.

He walked with a swagger down the street.

The tiger roamed freely in the zoo.

They danced the tango at the party.

The tugboat pulled the big ship safely.

The dog is wagging its tail happily.

I ride in the wagon during the picnic.

I enjoy practicing Yoga on sunny days.

She is a talented yogi and teaches classes.

He is younger than his older brother.

She is the youngest in her family.

A hexagon has six sides in total.

Ignorance is not an excuse for mistakes.

That action is illegal and not allowed.

Don’t instigate trouble in the classroom.

The kangaroo jumped around in the yard.

That book left a lasting legacy behind.

He acts legally in all his dealings.

We need to magnify this image for clarity.

Speak loudly into the megaphone, please.

They may misgovern the town if elected.

We can navigate through the forest easily.

Stay positive and avoid negative thoughts.

Oregon has beautiful landscapes and forests.

The Pentagon is an important government building.

Watch out for the alligator in the water!

We are altogether ready for the trip.

Don’t antagonize the dog; he’s grumpy today.

Copenhagen is a beautiful city to visit.

The delegation arrived for the meeting on time.

They acted illegally during the protest.

That painting is simply magnificent and colorful!

Final Fronting Sentences

I found a bag full of candy today.

That dog is really big and friendly, too.

He likes to brag about his new bike.

Look at that bug crawling on the floor.

The sink might clog if you keep washing.

We should dig a hole in the backyard.

Doug has a pet dog named Max.

Can you drag the heavy box outside?

Do not touch that drug; it’s dangerous!

I want to eat an egg for breakfast.

The fig tree in our garden is growing.

We should fly the flag on holidays.

It was so foggy that I couldn’t see.

The green frog jumped into the pond.

The hog wallowed happily in the mud.

Give me a hug before you leave!

Fill the jug with cold water, please.

We drank soda from a big keg.

I hurt my leg while playing soccer.

I found a log near the riverbank.

Can I borrow your favorite mug for tea?

That little pig is rolling in the grass.

Don’t forget to plug in your tablet.

Use a rag to wipe off the table.

This colorful rug makes the room look nice.

He just gave a casual shrug and walked away.

A slug slid slowly across the wet ground.

I got caught on a snag in my shirt.

The stag was spotted in the forest today.

He showed off his cool swag at school.

I need a name tag for the party.

Give that rope a strong tug to pull.

I picked up a small twig from the ground.

The dog wagged its tail when I arrived.

I really want a big bear hug from you!

There’s a bedbug hiding in my blanket.

I like to eat a big cake.

The bike is parked in the garage.

She has a new book to read.

We saw a duck at the pond.

Mom made a delicious snack for us.

He wears a warm black coat in winter.

The rock was very heavy and big.

I can hear a click from the computer.

The truck is parked outside the house.

We played with a toy block.

The sock is missing from the laundry.

I drew a picture of a duck.

He has a cool hat with a brim.

The clock shows the right time now.

I need to pack my lunch for school.

She made a cake with chocolate frosting.

The brick wall is very old.

I drew a circle in my book.

We went on a hike in the mountains.

The truck drives down the busy street.

The stick is lying on the ground.

I put my lunch in the backpack.

He threw the rock into the pond.

The clerk helped us at the store.

We put our shoes in the rack.

He became a bigwig in the company quickly.

I love drinking eggnog during the holidays.

After running, I felt a wave of fatigue.

The firebug flew around the warm campfire.

She carried her handbag everywhere she went.

I enjoyed eating a delicious hotdog at lunch.

Put some ice in the bag for drinks.

They walked in a zigzag pattern across the field.

I need a clean washrag to dry my hands.

I can help you unclog the sink easily.

Kellogg’s cereal is my favorite breakfast food.

Sprinkle nutmeg on top of the warm pie.

The prologue of the book was really interesting.

He complained about feeling jet lag after traveling.

The mystery story held a lot of intrigue.

The bulldog barked loudly at the passing cars.

This analog clock needs a new battery soon.

I looked through the catalog for new games.

I want a chili dog with extra toppings.

We had a fun dialogue about our favorite books.

Fronting Sentence Creator

Fronting Stories

Virtual Fronting Story

Fronting Story 1

Once upon a time, in a dusty old garage, lived a gopher named Gary. Gary was no ordinary gopher; he was a gifted inventor who loved gadgets. One gloomy afternoon, while digging near the garage, Gary stumbled upon a gaudy old gaslight that flickered mysteriously. Curious, he decided to give it a little goggle. Suddenly, a ghostly figure emerged, swirling in a gust of chilly air. “I’m Gacin,” said the ghost with a grin. “I’m stuck here until I can find my way back to the garden gala!”

Gary was giddy at the thought of having a ghostly friend. “I can help!” he said, eager to embark on an adventure. Together, they rummaged through the garage, gathering all sorts of odds and ends. Gary grabbed a gallon jug that used to hold gasoline, while Gavin found a gorgeous goblet and a gaunt garment. “Maybe we can use these as our gadgets to escape!” Gary suggested. “But how?” Gacin replied, feeling a little guilty for being trapped. “Let’s gamble with our ideas!” Gary exclaimed, and they began brainstorming wildly.

After a while, they decided to use the gaslight and the jug to create a makeshift lantern. They fashioned a glowing gadget that lit up the dark garage, illuminating a hidden gap in the wall. With gusto, they pushed aside some old gear, and there it was—a secret exit! “We did it!” Gary gasped, his eyes sparkling. As they stepped outside into the sunlight, they found themselves right next to a beautiful gazebo in the garden. “Goodbye, gloomy garage!” Gacin cheered, floating away into the bright blue sky. And just like that, Gary the gopher and Gacin the ghost began their new adventure, ready to join the garden gala together!

Fronting Story 2

In the cozy, leafy forest of Koalaville, King Kiki the Koala lived in a charming, crunchy eucalyptus tree. Kiki, with his sparkling crown and curious nature, had heard of a golden cactus hidden in Crisscross Canyon. The golden cactus was said to have magical powers. Kiki decided to embark on this captivating quest and called his cowboy companion, Cooper.

Cowboy Cooper, who wore a cool cowboy hat and boots, was thrilled to join the quest. With Kiki by his side, they trekked through the crunchy leaves and climbed colorful cliffs. They chattered excitedly about the cactus and the cool surprises they might find along the way. Their adventure was full of curious critters and clever clues.

During their journey, they met chirping chipmunks and cuddly bunnies who gave them helpful hints. The critters mentioned a tricky canyon and a cheeky chameleon guarding the way. Kiki and Cooper carefully followed the clues, crossing a sparkling creek and climbing over a cluster of colorful cacti.

Finally, they reached Crisscross Canyon, where the golden cactus gleamed in the sunlight. It was as dazzling as a thousand stars. Kiki and Cooper cheered with excitement, their hearts racing with joy. They carefully examined the cactus and felt proud of their courageous adventure.

With the golden cactus in hand, Kiki and Cooper made their way back to Koalaville. They shared their incredible story with friends, their eyes sparkling with excitement. The quest for the golden cactus was a thrilling chapter in their lives, filled with courage, camaraderie, and countless cool moments.

Fronting Story 3

Once upon a time, in a vibrant valley, lived a dragon named Google who loved yoga. Every morning, Google would spread out her colorful mat beneath the shimmering sun and practice her favorite poses. One foggy August day, while she was gracefully moving through a downward dog, she spotted a tiger named Tigger struggling with a huge container of egg salad. He was eager to deliver it to Oregon for a big picnic, but he looked like he was about to stagger under the weight.

Curious, Google flapped her wings and flew over. “What’s going on?” she asked, tilting her head. Tigger sighed and said, “I need to get this egg salad all the way to Oregon, but it’s too big for me to move alone.” Just then, a friendly Bengal cat named Agnes strolled by, her shaggy fur glistening in the sun. “I can help!” she said with a grin. “But first, let’s do some yoga to lighten the load!”

With Google’s gentle guidance, they began practicing poses together. Tigger felt a surge of energy as he stretched, and Agnes joined in with her bongo beat to make it fun. The egg salad began to feel lighter! “Now we can figure this out,” Tigger said confidently. “Let’s engage our strength and lift it together!” With a combined effort, they managed to lift the container and set off toward Oregon. As they traveled, they chatted and laughed, their spirits high, ready for whatever adventures awaited them along the way!

Fronting Story 4

Percy Pickle was a clever, talking pickle who adored crunching on popcorn. One sparkling day, Percy decided to embark on a cosmic quest. He climbed into his colorful rocket ship, which crackled with cosmic energy, and blasted off toward a planet of colossal pumpkins. Percy had heard of a captivating space skateboard hidden there and was eager to collect it.

Upon landing on the planet of pumpkins, Percy was amazed by the colossal orange gourds that covered the ground. He met a kind pumpkin named Captain Chuck, who gave Percy a crucial clue about the location of the space skateboard. Captain Chuck had a knack for crafting clever riddles and guiding travelers.

Percy carefully followed Captain Chuck’s clues through the planet’s pumpkin patches. He climbed over knobby, knuckled gourds and squeezed through secret cracks until he discovered the dazzling space skateboard. It was a cosmic creation, shimmering with colors and looking cooler than Percy had ever imagined.

With the space skateboard safely packed in his magic backpack and his belly full of warm, crispy pizza, Percy rocketed back to his home. He recounted his cosmic adventure to his fellow pickles, their eyes twinkling with excitement. Percy’s quest had been a spectacular journey full of cosmic clicks and crunchy moments.

Fronting Story 5

In a colorful forest filled with chirping crickets and the clacking of branches, lived two rockstars: Rick the Hawk and Jake the Snake. Rick, with his clever claws and colorful feathers, was the coolest drummer around. He used a chunky rock and a slender stick as his drums, creating a captivating rhythm that echoed through the canopy. Jake, the slick snake with shimmering scales, was the lead singer. He used a plastic rake as his microphone, crafting catchy melodies with every shake.

One crisp, clear day, Rick and Jake decided to put on a colossal rock concert for all their forest friends. They practiced their cool beats and catchy tunes, making sure every note clicked perfectly. Rick’s drumming was crisp and powerful, while Jake’s singing was smooth and compelling. The duo was ready to create a concert that would rock the forest.

When the big night arrived, the forest creatures crowded around in excitement. The stage was set with Rick’s rock-and-stick drums and Jake’s plastic rake microphone. As the concert began, Rick’s drumming made the leaves quiver, and Jake’s voice slithered through the crowd, making everyone clap and dance. The forest was alive with a carnival of sound and color.

During the performance, Rick’s chunky drumbeats created a beautiful song that made the crowd cheer and chant. Jake’s plastic rake microphone added a comical, cosmic touch to the show. The forest creatures were captivated by the clever combination of music and spectacle, and the concert was a huge hit.

As the show ended, Rick and Jake took a curtain call, their hearts full of happiness. The crowd’s cheers and claps echoed through the forest, and the night was declared a colossal success. Rick and Jake had proven that with creativity and camaraderie, even the most quirky instruments could create a concert that was truly unforgettable.

Fronting Story 6

Once upon a time, in a vibrant swamp, there lived a frog named Doug. Doug was no ordinary frog; he had a big dream: to find the world’s greatest hot dog! One sunny morning, armed with a tiny bag full of snacks and a mug of eggnog, Doug set off on his quest. He hopped over logs and zigzagged around the tall grass, determined to find the perfect hot dog. “I’ll brag about it to everyone when I find it!” he thought with a grin.

As Doug journeyed through the swamp, he encountered a wise old hog named Hugo, who was lounging by the pond. “What brings you here, little frog?” Hugo asked with a chuckle. “I’m on a quest to find the best hot dog in the world!” Doug replied eagerly. “That’s a big quest! You might want to check out the chili dog stand in the next town,” Hugo suggested, waving his leg. Doug thanked him and continued on his way, feeling a little fatigue but full of determination.

After a long hop, Doug finally reached the bustling town. As he approached the chili dog stand, he spotted a big sign that read, “The World’s Greatest Hot Dog!” His heart raced with excitement. He ordered the hot dog and took a big bite. “This is incredible!” Doug exclaimed, doing a little dance. Just then, a dog ran by, wagging its tail and dragging a toy behind it. Doug couldn’t help but laugh. He realized that the adventure had been just as fun as the hot dog itself. With a big smile, Doug hugged the moment, knowing he would always treasure this quest for the world’s greatest hot dog!

Fronting Articulation Videos

Fronting Progression Cards & Tongue Twisters

Virtual Fronting Progression Cards and Tongue Twisters

Fronting Tongue Twisters

I used gloves when putting the glass back together with glue.

Did you see the ghost give the gorilla gum?

Gary’s gadget gleamed in the golden gala glow.

Did the green frog tag the tiger who was wearing goggles?

The bug’s egg glowed in the dark and grew gray spots.

Gary the dog growled at the growing gummy bear.

Greg used goggles to swim in a pool of grape goop.

Greg used goggles to swim in a pool of grape goop.

Gary got grape yogurt on his gut.

Can the cowcountcandlesquickly?

Theconescouldcause acarcrash!

Copscaught acat in thecooler!

Thecatclawed acoldcoconut!

Akoala got stuckon the backof a blackcar.

Theking lost hiscrown because thekids tookit.

Cory picked the pickles offcarrotcake.

Put thecandycorn in the pocket of my blackbackpack.

Thekingcrab wants to get popcorn forCarl andCasey.

Thecow raced thekid’s rocket on hiscool blackbike.

Thecatcrawled in a pumpkin to get thecow’skeys.

Could you askmy uncle to bring my skateboard?

A snake ate pickles andcornquickly.

Thecakecaught fire because acat knocked over thecandles.

Can the blackbikeclimbed the rocks?

The sockwas filled withcorn, bacon, and pickles.

Thequeen’s duckquacked at thecow.

Curly cats catch colorful crickets cleverly.

Kooky kangaroos kick cozy cushions continually.

Cleverly clicking clocks create chaotic clatters.

Kites kick up crazy clouds in crisp air.

Clumsy clowns click colorful clappers at the circus.

Bouncing bouncy balls break bouncing brick boxes.

Charming chameleons change colors on chilly cliffs.

Chunky chickens chase clapping, chirping crickets.

Quickly, quirky quacks quiet quirky quacking ducks.

Crispy crackers crackle loudly in cozy kitchens.

Kooky kittens kick cute, colorful cushions constantly.

Sneaky snakes slither silently across sticky clover.

Crafty crabs crawl carefully across chilly coasts.

Cuddly cubs crack crunchy candy cookies cheerfully.

Kittens kick kites caught in clever clouds.

Cold cats cautiously chase colorful clumps of clouds.

Kangaroo kites kite-kick across clear, cool creeks.

Cheery chickens cluck continuously in cozy coops.

Chirpy chicks chase charming clumps of candy.

Crazy cats catch chunky chunks of cake cheerfully.


The eagle saw a frog gold bug hiding in the grass.

Greg used goggles to swim in a pool of grape goop.


The goat gave the guy a green gift.


The frog went to the gas station to go get gum.


A green goat played guitar for ghosts and bugs.


The goat gave the guy a green gift.


Giddy gophers gather gumdrops and gorgeous gooseberries.


Goofy goblins goggle at the glowing gaslight.


A galloping goat grabbed a gumbo-great gift.


Gacin’s gas gauge glowed during the foggy night.


Doug dug deep to discover delicious garlic in the garden.


Gilda’s glamorous gown glistened at the gala gathering.


Greg the gorilla grinned and gushed with gusto.


Golden goldfish glide gracefully in the garden pond.


Gary’s gaudy backpack held a gallon of eggnog.


A big gander grazed beside the gloomy garage.


Gus the ghost glided past the gnarled old log.


Lively lions love to lounge in the lush lagoon.


An eager Edgar explored the enchanted garden’s gloom.


The gopher grabbed a groovy gadget to glide.


Goofy geese gather around a grand gazebo.


The game was a glorious, giddy gathering of friends.


Gosh, that gumdrop gig is getting quite the gossip!


A grumpy goat gave a grim glare at the rug.


A glowing gaslight guided Gary through the fog.


Gus the gopher gambled and won a golden nugget.


The glorious gal was gifted a gorgeous goblet.


Giddy children gathered gum and giggled in delight.


A grinning ghost danced near the old gas station.


Gary and his dog danced to a bongo beat.


The haunted house held ghostly games and grim tales.


A regal rug lay under the gazing gazebo.


Garrison galloped ahead, dragging his big bag of goodies.


The gopher’s goal was to grab the big golden egg.


Bigwig Billy bragged about his beautiful garden.


A busy bug crawled up a soggy log.


Gary’s gala glow lit up the foggy night!

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