Beginning Sounds: First Letter
Twelve of Kevin’s cartoon characters, from bee to unicorn. Say each name, listen for the first sound and write the letter that makes it.
The /t/ sound, as in tiger: trace and write T and t, find every t among look-alike letters, trace three t words (top, ten, tub) and draw something that starts with /t/.
“Say it, color it, trace it and write it. Then find every t, trace the t words and draw something that starts with /t/!”
Printed on the sheet:
Tap your tongue behind your teeth to feel /t/.
Adding “uh” to stop sounds, like “buh” for /b/. Keep sounds short and crisp.
Make a letter collage: kids cut out pictures from magazines that start with the letter.
US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.
Twelve of Kevin’s cartoon characters, from bee to unicorn. Say each name, listen for the first sound and write the letter that makes it.
A cut-and-glue sort: nine character pictures go under p, r or t by their first sound. Scissors and glue practice too.
The short a sound, as in apple: trace and write A and a, find every a among look-alike letters, trace three short a words (ant, add, ax) and draw something that starts with it.
The short e sound, as in egg: trace and write E and e, find every e among look-alike letters, trace three short e words (elf, end, elk) and draw something that starts with it.
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