Discover playful kindergarten phonics worksheets to help your child build foundational reading skills such as letter sounds, word families, rhyming words, and syllable awareness. These printable activities make learning at home engaging and effective.
Kindergarten phonemic awareness activities are another great way to support your child’s phonics growth.
Sometimes capital letters don’t look the same as their lowercase letters version. Which picture in each row shows a word that begins with the same capital letter? Circle that picture. And don’t forget to color this capital letters worksheet! Our alphabet worksheets are ideal for use at home.
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Say the name of each picture in this capital letters worksheet. Then circle the letter that starts the word. Don’t forget to color the pictures, too! Encouraging your child’s work on alphabet worksheets is a great first step in learning to read. Our free beginning sounds activities are useful, too!
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The AB word family is fABulous! Read the short A words aloud. Make an O on the words that rhyme with cab. Make an X over the other words. Which one wins? The more word families your child knows, the more words they’ll be able to read. Our short vowels resources can help!
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Read the AB words in the box. Then circle them in the puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short A words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other words in the AB word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge. Practicing word families is a great boost for your child’s spelling […]
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Say hello to Batu, one of the Hooked on Phonics pals! Our line tracing worksheets will help your child practice holding a pencil – an essential preschool skill. Your download includes a simple tracing page for little ones still mastering fine motor skills, and a more complex page to further support handwriting development. Consider our […]
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Chow is a Hooked on Phonics star! Our fun line tracing worksheets will help your child master the fine motor skills they’ll need when tracing alphabet letters. Your download contains a simple tracing page for little ones and a more complex page to support further handwriting development. When your child is ready, consider our letter […]
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Get ready to trace Gabby, the chattiest of the Hooked on Phonics pals. Our delightful line tracing worksheets are a fun way to help your child master the fine motor skills they’ll need for learning to write alphabet letters. Coloring Gabby’s picture also helps your child practice holding a pencil or crayon. Consider our alphabet […]
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Say hello to Kazoo, our mischievous Hooked on Phonics dog pal. This energetic puppy is ready to help your child enhance their fine motor skills by tracing and coloring his picture. Our line tracing worksheets are such a fun way to build the small hand muscles needed for writing. When your child is ready to […]
[…]Say hello to Batu, one of the Hooked on Phonics pals! Our line tracing worksheets will help your child practice holding a pencil – an essential preschool skill. Your download includes a simple tracing page for little ones still mastering fine motor skills, and a more complex page to further support handwriting development. Consider our […]
[…]Chow is a Hooked on Phonics star! Our fun line tracing worksheets will help your child master the fine motor skills they’ll need when tracing alphabet letters. Your download contains a simple tracing page for little ones and a more complex page to support further handwriting development. When your child is ready, consider our letter […]
[…]Get ready to trace Gabby, the chattiest of the Hooked on Phonics pals. Our delightful line tracing worksheets are a fun way to help your child master the fine motor skills they’ll need for learning to write alphabet letters. Coloring Gabby’s picture also helps your child practice holding a pencil or crayon. Consider our alphabet […]
[…]Sometimes capital letters don’t look the same as their lowercase letters version. Which picture in each row shows a word that begins with the same capital letter? Circle that picture. And don’t forget to color this capital letters worksheet! Our alphabet worksheets are ideal for use at home.
[…]Say the name of each picture in this capital letters worksheet. Then circle the letter that starts the word. Don’t forget to color the pictures, too! Encouraging your child’s work on alphabet worksheets is a great first step in learning to read. Our free beginning sounds activities are useful, too!
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Letter search puzzles are a ton of fun! Start by looking at the capital letters A, B, C, and D in the top box. Can you find and circle the matching lowercase letters in the puzzle? If your child enjoys our lowercase letter worksheets, consider also our letter tracing videos and worksheets.
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Letter search puzzles are a great way to help your child recognize the difference between capital and lowercase letters. Can you find and circle the lowercase letters in the puzzle? If your child enjoys our lowercase letter worksheets, consider also our letter tracing videos and worksheets.
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Letter search puzzles are a ton of fun! Start by looking at the capital letters I, J, K, and L in the top box. Can you find and circle the matching lowercase letters in the puzzle? If your child enjoys our lowercase letter worksheets, consider also our letter tracing videos and worksheets.
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Letter search puzzles are a great way to help your child recognize the difference between capital and lowercase letters M, N, O, P, and Q. Can you find the lowercase letters in the puzzle? If your child enjoys our lowercase letter worksheets, consider also our letter tracing videos and worksheets.
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Ask your child to listen closely to the beginning sound as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures with the same beginning sound as BUG. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet are created by phonics experts to build your child’s early literacy skills.
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Share this fun beginning sound worksheet with your child. Ask them to listen closely as you say each word aloud. Circle the pictures that start with the same “c” sound as cat. Letter sound activities are key to future phonics success. Try other beginning sound activities at home.
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Say each word aloud and ask your child to listen to the beginning sounds. Circle the pictures that start with the same sound as dot. Encourage your child to repeat the “d” sound. Letter sound activities like this beginning sound worksheet will prepare your child for future phonics success.
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Let’s listen to words and their ending sounds! Use our rhyming words worksheet at home with your little learner. As they identify the words that rhyme, they’ll be sharpening their phonemic awareness skills. For more, our letter sounds worksheets are ideal for at-home use with young learners.
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Get ready for a spooktacular learning adventure with our rhyming words worksheet. As your child identifies the words that rhyme, they’ll be sharpening their listening skills while having Halloween-themed fun. Letter sounds worksheets are ideal for at-home use with young learners.
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Words rhyme when they end with the same sound. Look at the pictures and draw a path through the ones that rhyme with pail. This rhyming words worksheet is a great way to improve your child’s early phonemic awareness skills. Discover even more letter sound activities your child will enjoy at home.
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Look at the pictures and draw a path through the pictures that rhyme with sat. Did you know words rhyme when they end with the same sound? This rhyming words worksheet and our other letter sound activities are a great way to improve your child’s early phonemic awareness skills.
[…]The AB word family is fABulous! Read the short A words aloud. Make an O on the words that rhyme with cab. Make an X over the other words. Which one wins? The more word families your child knows, the more words they’ll be able to read. Our short vowels resources can help!
[…]Read the AB words in the box. Then circle them in the puzzle. HINT: The scrambled short A words are hidden across or down. Can you think of other words in the AB word family? Write them on the back for an extra challenge. Practicing word families is a great boost for your child’s spelling […]
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Identifying syllables is a key phonemic awareness skill – and this counting syllables worksheet makes it fun! Look at the animal pictures, say each word aloud (bat, squirrel, crocodile), and clap for each syllable you hear. Our interactive syllable awareness storybook and counting syllables video are perfect for introducing this skill at home.
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Look at the beach pictures in this counting syllables worksheet. Say each word aloud (surfboard, crab, seashell), clapping for each syllable you hear. Then circle the number of syllables! For more phonemic awareness skill-building, share our syllable awareness storybook with your child. Our What Is a Syllable? post offers helpful tips for parents.
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Let’s clap as we practice phonemic awareness with a colorful fall-themed counting syllables worksheet. Syllable awareness is a skill that takes practice – and this worksheet makes it fun! Our interactive syllable awareness storybook and counting syllables video are delightful ways to introduce this skill at home.
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Old Macdonald would’ve loved this fun farm-themed counting syllables worksheet! It’s an interactive, hands-on way for your child to practice syllables. Look at each picture, say the word, clap the syllables, and circle the correct number. Ideal for building phonemic awareness skills.
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