Find and Color the Beginning Letter Sound Alphabet Worksheets
Grab these find and color the beginning sound alphabet worksheets to work on letter recognition and letter sounds this school year! They are perfect for alphabet centers!
Beginning Letter Sound Alphabet Worksheets
The amazing thing about these free printable find and color alphabet sheets is that they can be differentiated for students at various levels.
They are offered in black-and-white sheets. One sheet for every letter of the alphabet is included.
This activity can be used during small groups or independent center times with no prep from you. Simply print and play! You can have this phonics activity ready for use very quickly.
Setting Up the Letter Sound Alphabet Activity
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Supplies Needed:
- Find and Color the Beginning Sound Sheets (button to download at the bottom of this post)
- Markers, crayons, pencils, dot markers, etc.
- Write and wipe pockets (optional)
Instructions:
- Print the worksheets.
- Gather all the supplies you would like students to use on the worksheets.
This activity requires very little prep. Print the pages and let the kids color the pictures that match each sound.
How to Use the Alphabet Worksheets
Use these alphabet activity worksheets to teach letter recognition and formation in a hands-on and engaging way. Change the supplies and manipulatives you provide to make it fun and exciting for students.
Students trace the uppercase and lowercase letters and color the pictures to match the letter sound. There are 10 different images on each page. Four of the images match the letter, and the others do not.
This allows for simple differentiation. Students can work on letter identification, letter formation, letter sounds, phonemic awareness, fine motor skills, and more. They can also write the letter they hear for the other pictures. There are many ways to use this resource to work on phonics skills!
If you have students who don’t like to color, try this!
Place the alphabet worksheets into write and wipe pockets or laminate them. Then, give the students a dry-erase marker to trace the letter on the page and then cross off the pictures they find instead of coloring them.
You can also give them snap cubes or another manipulative to cover the pictures.
Grab the free printable below and practice letter recognition and letter sounds with your kids this year!
Here are some more beginning sounds activities to check out!
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Letter Formation and Beginning Sounds Task Cards
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