Sequence Phonics Games for Kindergarten Beginning & Ending Sounds, Short Vowels & More

Description

Are you looking for fun phonics games to use in your classroom? Your students will love playing these educational games! 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. Each phonic game follows a familiar format, so you will not need to reteach this game structure again and again.

Students will be building literacy skills with this simple game activity while having so much learning fun!

Here is what you will find in each of these sound games:

• Phonics Game Board in Color
• Phonics Game Board in Black and White
• Spinner for Each Phonics Game
• Color Letter and Sound Sorting Cards
• Student Recording Page for Each Phonics Game
• Black and White Student Sorting Activity.

Here are the skills covered in this 17 phonic sound game board set:

• Capital Letter to Lowercase Letter Matching -Students will match the uppercase letter to the lowercase letter – 5 game boards
• Beginning Sounds – Students will match the letter to the picture with the same initial sounds – 5 game boards
• Ending Sounds – Students will match the letter to the picture with the same ending sounds – 2 game boards
• Digraph Sounds – Students will match the digraph to the picture that matches the digraph – 1 game board
• Blends – Students will match the blend with the pictures that match the blend 2 game boards
• Short Vowels and Long Vowels – Students will match the letter with words with the same short vowel words and long vowel sound words 2 game boards

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!”

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Keywords: phonics games, initial sounds, vowel sounds, digraphs, word sorts, blends