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1 class. Russian language. Lowercase and capital letter С and its combinations with different letters - Learning to write the letter Сс

§1. Cases of writing a capital and lowercase letter C

In the lesson, we will get acquainted with the capital and lowercase letter C, p.

Read the lines from Lydia Grzhibovskaya's poem about the letter C.

We need to know the letter C,

To read the word,

Laughter, ingenuity, airplane,

The letter C calls to fly.

We can't do without the letter "C".

Read the story about what once happened to this letter:

The letter C was the fairest, most radiant, happiest letter of the Russian alphabet. After all, she had the brightest heart. One day the letter C was walking through the forest and suddenly got lost. She walked, walked along a forest path and saw a hut. And in that hut lived an old woman. She invited our letter into the house, put the samovar on, took out the dryers and said:

– It's boring for me to live alone in the forest, no one tells me fairy tales, no one reads poetry. Perhaps I will not let you go anywhere, you will live with me!

– Oh, I can’t stay in your forest to live, – the letter C answers her, – judge for yourself: who will replace me in the alphabet, and if anyone can replace me, then you’ll get completely different words! Look: you live in the forest. And let's replace the letter c in the word "forest" with the letter c, then we get "lion".

“Oh, don’t, don’t,” says the old woman, “I don’t need a lion!” I'm afraid of him!

- And here the arctic fox ran, and we will replace the letter c and we get a singer!

“And I don’t need singers in the forest,” the old woman answered.

- If I do not return to the alphabet, trouble will happen. Indeed, without me, many names and names will become completely different words, look: a spark is a caviar, a warehouse is a treasure, a lotus is a loto, and an olive will turn into a raspberry.

- Oh, I understand, I understand - I can't do without you in the Russian alphabet! Come home, and I'll show you the way! - said the old woman.

So our quick-witted letter C returned home, and everything fell into place. There were no misunderstandings.

When should capital C be used?

The capital letter C is written in proper names, which include: first names, patronymics, surnames of people, animal names and geographical names.

For example:

Svetlana, Stepan, Sidorov, Samara, Sviyaga.

All these words are capitalized.

The beginning of sentences is also capitalized.

For example:

The elephant walks around the arena like a big stage performer.

Otherwise, write a lowercase letter c.

Let's look at the written letters C, c.

Compare them with block letters.

They differ only in inclination.

Lidia Grzhibovskaya compares the letter C with half the letter O, o.

The elephant stands so big,

He shakes his head,

He gives us the letter C,

The same O, but in half.

Let's learn how to write the capital letter S.

It looks like half an oval. It has one element.

We start writing a letter from the middle of the additional ruler.

From right to left, write a semi-oval line, lower it down, round it to the right, touching the bottom line of the working line.

Now let's write a lowercase c.

It differs from the capital letter only in size.

We start writing it just below the top line of the working line.

From right to left, write a semi-oval line, touching the upper line of the working line, lower the line down, round it to the right, touching the bottom line of the working line.

We will combine the capital and lowercase letters C, with with other letters in the same way.

Top connection: lead the end of the letter to the top line of the working line, from where the next letter will be written. The lower connection is not issued separately.

We will write the next letter from the end of the letter c.

Let's write the syllables:

and words with these syllables:

The letter C conveys the sound [s] and the sound [s`].

Consider examples:

Flies all night -

Gets mice.

And it will become light -

Sleep flies into a hollow.

The answer is the word "owl".

In it, the letter C conveys the sound [s] - consonant, deaf, hard.

Bathed in water

But remained dry.

This is a goose.

The characteristic of the sound in this case is as follows: [с`]: consonant, deaf, soft.

Let's sum up the lesson:

1. In this lesson you have learned how to write capital and lowercase letters С, с.
2. We learned that the letter C conveys a consonant deaf hard sound [s] and soft [s`]. And they found out that the names, surnames, patronymics of people, nicknames of animals, place names, as well as the beginning of sentences are capitalized.

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