Kindergarten
Letter Sound Bingo
Two bingo cards with 16 consonants. The caller says the sound (/m/, not “em”) and kids find the letter that makes it.
Phonics worksheet · Letter sounds
Picture Sort: Last Sound T, N or G
A picture sort for the end of the word: cat, penguin and frog go under t, n or g by the sound they end with.
- Grade level
- Kindergarten
- Time
- About 20 minutes
- Topic
- Letter sounds
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Letter recognition, Letter sounds, Beginning, middle and ending sounds, Letter formation
What kids do
“Cut out the pictures. Say each name. Glue it under the letter that makes its LAST sound.”
Words on this sheet
TtNnGgdogfrogcatrobotdolphinkittenbatpenguinhot dog
Teacher tip
Say each name, then repeat just the last sound.
How to use it
- Let kids trace with a finger before a pencil.
- Play “I spy something that starts with…” after the sheet.
- Use the sheet as a quick check after you teach the sound, then reteach in a small group.
Watch for
b, d, p and q mix-ups. Teach “bat before ball” for b: the line comes first.
Talk about it
- Whose name in our class starts with this sound?
- How did you figure out that word?
Take it further
Bring something from home that starts with the letter for a sound show-and-tell.
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