Animal Beginning Sounds Clip it Picture Cards Activity

If your little ones are starting to learn the sounds lettesr make and how to sound out words, this free printable beginning sounds activity is just what you need! grab these free beginning sounds animal clip it cards. Great for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade student with their fine motor skills, too! Simply print pdf file with beginning sound activities for kindergarten and you are ready to play and learn!

Beginning Sounds Picture Cards

Learning to read starts with understanding that we have an alphabet and that it’s the sounds those letters make that turn sounds into words. One of the first skills a child needs in making this transition is to be able to hear and say the beginning sound of a word. It’s often discovering that they can do this that opens the possibility of reading and writing to young children. So after your child knows letter sounds, practice identifying initial sounds in words with this beginning sounds activity. Children will say the name of the cute animal pictures and try to identifying the beginning sound. This initials sounds activities is perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners, and grade 1 students.

Beginning sound picture cards pdf

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Beginning sounds activities

All you need to try this phonics activity are:

• beginning sound animal picture cards
• Copy paper or card
• Scissors
• Small pegs, paperclips or small objects for marking their choice

Initial sound picture cards free

Print off the beginning sounds pictures clip it cards and cut to separate. Us a laminator them if you’d like them to last longer.

Now, look at the pictures with your child, asking them to name the animals and maybe talk about their sizes, where they like to live, what they like to eat etc…

• Ask them to say the name of the animal out loud and concentrate on the first sound. Can they stretch it out and separate it from the rest of the word? Can they say what letter that sound belongs to?
• Ask them to say the 3 different sounds that are under the picture and decide which one matches the picture.
• Then they can clip a peg to that sound on the initial sounds activities, or slip a paperclip onto it, or pop a small object on top to mark it.