Here's one of our favorite free phonics printables! Try it with your early learners and see if they agree. We have links to lots more phonics worksheets near the bottom of the page.
To complete this activity, students must read, identify and
that begin with m and n. Then they'll write more words of their own and
draw pictures for those words. This is just one of our free
early-learning phonics pages.
Teaching tip: Be sure to include a variety of experiences for your early learners. Phonics can best be learned through hearing, reading and writing. Teach words in context, and use new words over and over again. Use oral lessons, books, worksheets and games.
Free Phonics Printables - 2 super-simple worksheets for beginners, featuring the letters b, c, d, f, g, and h as initial consonants.
Phonics Worksheet - Here's more practice with initial consonants, this time with the letters j, k and l.
Crazy Quilt - Students will practice the letters p, q, and r as initial sounds, then color a quilt!
Start the Picture and Winter Fun - 2 worksheets for more practice with beginning consonants and consonant blends
Lots of Leaves! - Students will discern long and short vowel phonics sounds as they complete this appealing page.
ABC Phonics Poem - A fun and funny way to learn about initial sounds! A poem your early learners are sure to love. Inspire them to write their own and draw some fun pictures.
Phonics Flashcards - 26 printable cards with letters and pictures, plus ideas for using them
- A phomenic awareness board game that features beginning consonant
sounds for the letters b,d,f and m.
Picture This Phonic Game - We think your early learners will enjoy this activity featuring short vowel words. Which player can cover the most pictures?
Picture Perfect Game - More engaging pictures on this game board, featuring long vowel words. Fun for everyone!
Sight Word Games and Activities - Help your students gain reading fluency with these great ways to master words kids need to know without using phonics.
In addition to free phonics games, you may want to use some of these resources for your early learners: