These worksheets work on understanding the sounds that certain letters make.

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In some parts of these worksheets you have multiple letters that can be used to make word, but pay attention to the pictures that are provided. There is much debate as to how many letter sounds there are. It is commonly accept that there are 40-45 distinct sounds. The fact that there is debate over this, when you spell a tough word incorrectly should make you feel better.

An interesting fact is that the letters "Y" and "W" can and many times serve as vowel sounds. But there are 16 consonants that have consistent sounds they are called constant consonants.

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Work Off Of Pictures

Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letter to complete each word.

The "at" Family

Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letter to complete each word.

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Say the Sounds

Say the name of each picture. Write the first letter on the line.

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Beginning Sounds

Draw a line matching each picture with the letter that makes its beginning sound.

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The Letter Tt

Trace the letter t. Practice writing the letter t on the line. Then write the letter t under each picture that begins with the t sound.

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Match the Sounds

Draw a line matching each picture with the letter that makes its beginning sound.

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Who’s Who in the Zoo?

Say the name of each picture. Which letter will complete the word? Draw a line connecting the letter to the name of each picture. Then write the letter in the blank.

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The “F” Sound

Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letter to complete each word.

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Fill in the Missing Letters

Say the name of each picture aloud. Use the letters above to fill in the missing letter.

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Find the Sound: /b/

Say the name of each picture. Circle each picture that has the /b/ sound somewhere in its name.

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Find the /w/ Sound

Say the name of each picture. Circle each picture that has the /w/ sound somewhere in its name.

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The Letter Rr

Trace the letter r. Practice writing the letter r on the line. Then write the letter r under each picture that begins with the r sound.

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Identifying Letter In There

Say the name of each picture. Write the letter whose sound you hear at the beginning of the word.

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Circle the Beginnings

Circle the correct beginning sound for each picture.

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Starter Sounds

Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letter to complete each word.

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