Fun letter sound activities

I Spy a Sound are fun and engaging phonics activities that you can use to work on letter sounds with your kindergarten students. This is a fun way to work on phonemic awareness and onset sounds. Use for whole group lessons, literacy centers, morning tubs, morning work or for guided groups.

Here’s a fun letter sounds activity that you can set up in just a few minutes with a muffin pan, paper cupcake liners, and small objects from around the house! We’ve been loving using muffin tins for learning lately. Last week, we did a muffin tin coin counting activity, and while I was setting that […]

This free printable Beginning Sounds Bingo Game is a a fun phonics activity for beginning readers who are learning letter sounds.

We had so much fun with this Rainbow Hop Letter Sounds Game! This life-size board game is a fantastic way to move and learn alphabet sounds and counting!

Teaching preschoolers the letters of the alphabet can be so much fun with these hands-on learning activities! If you are unsure of what order to teach the letters, check out this post in which I describe the best way to teach letter recognition to preschoolers. It is super important that we introduce letters in this

Play and learn the letter sounds with this free ice cream letter sounds printable for preschool or kindergarten class.

Looking for a fun and effective way to teach your child phonics? Discover the free downloadable letter sound cards designed to revolutionize early reading skills. With bold black and white phonics alphabet cards, these resources are versatile and engaging. Learn how to use them to reinforce letter-sound associations, play memory games, and support struggling learners. From blending sounds to creative activities, this expert guide provides a comprehensive toolkit for phonics success. Don't…

7 Hands-on Ways to Practice Letter Recognition at home! Practice letters with these fun and easy to prep activities today!

Sharyn Kish on Instagram: "Here are a few ways to use those mini fly swatters… 1. Teacher (or family member) says a word. Students “swat” the beginning sound heard in the word dictated. (Great phoneme to grapheme practice) The first one to slap it gets to grab it from the table. Play until there are no more cards. 2. Play the same way but students listen for the middle vowel sound. **You can change up the game to listen for ending sounds in the words dictated. 3. Sound Circle. Lay out…

Sound Sorting Activities for little learners. Wondering how to include fun sound and letter sorting activities into you kindergarten class? This post will highlight lessons for : letters, beginning sounds sorts, digraph sort, blends, long and short vowels and more. Plus a fun game. Download the FREE sample now.