Sequence Game Beginning Sounds Activities Sequence Games Picture Sorts Cut and Paste Worksheet

Description

Are you looking for fun beginning sound games to use in your classroom? Your students will love playing these games and completing the beginning sound sorts. Games are one of my favorite ways to engage students in active learning. Your kindergarten students can play these games during center time or during morning tubs. In addition to the beginning sound picture sorts, there is a cut and paste worksheet to match each game.

THIS UNIT IS INCLUDED IN THE BUNDLE OF PHONICS GAME ACTIVITIES:

• Phonics Games for Kindergarten – Sequence Games and Word Sorts Bundle

Key features of this beginning sounds resource:

• Beginning Sounds Matching Games: Children will have fun as they match pictures to their beginning sound, reinforcing their phonics skills through playful and interactive sound games.

• Cut and Paste Beginning Sound Sorts: These hands-on activities provide tactile initial sound practice, helping students sort and differentiate beginning sounds in a creative, engaging way.

• Colored Picture Sorts: Print and laminate the colored picture cards and practice sorting and matching in a pocket chart during a whole group lesson.

• Easy-to-Use: Simply print and start! These phonics activities are perfect for independent work, literacy centers, or small group instruction.

• Supports Early Literacy Development: This resource is an essential tool for helping young learners develop foundational skills in letter sound identification and sorting.

Here is what you will find in this beginning sound resource:

• 5 Beginning Sound Game Boards in Color
• 5 Beginning Sound Game Boards in Black and White
• Spinner for Each Phonics Game
• Color Letter and Sound Sorting Cards
• Student Recording Page and I Can Card for Each Phonics Game
• Black and White Student Cut and Paste Sorting Activity

Suggestions on how to use these fun phonics activities:

• Teach the game as a whole group activity for several weeks before adding it as a literacy center.
• Use the sorting cards to help students become familiar with all of the different pictures. Although most pictures represent simple words, some students might not have the oral language for each image.
• You may want to start with the simple letter recognition skills game.
• You can also teach this game during your small groups.

Ways to incorporate these phonics games in your classroom:

• Center activity
• Morning tub
• Early Finishers
• Family Night
• Homework Games for Extra Practice
• Intervention
• Small Group Warm Up

WHAT OTHER TEACHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THESE PHONICS GAMES

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heidi L. says, “This is a great game and I love that I only have to teach the game one time. It’s easy to understand how to play and then the game grows with them as they get to move up levels as they learn new phonics skills.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Playful Little Learners says, “Love all the different phonics skills that are included with these games! I’m a big fan of using the same game and changing out the skills in my literacy tubs, so this was a must-have for me. Great purchase, thanks!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kathleen says, “I love DeeDee Wills’ review philosophy: give students the same activities during centers, thus making things easier on me as a teacher and my students since they already know the rules to each game. This bundle of Sequence games is perfect. SO simple to prep and yet so engaging for my students. I think it’s a perfect win-win!”