Beginning Sounds Worksheets
These beginning sounds worksheets help preschoolers and kindergarteners build early phonics skills by identifying and matching initial sounds in words.
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Match the Beginning Sound
Match the Beginning Sound worksheets help children connect pictures to their starting sounds. Children draw lines or circle the correct letter to match each picture, strengthening phonemic awareness and letter–sound recognition.
Circle the Correct Letter for the Picture
Circle the Beginning Sound worksheets help children identify the starting sound of a word by choosing the correct letter for each picture. This simple activity strengthens phonemic awareness, letter–sound recognition, and focus in an engaging, hands-on way.
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