Beginning Letters
Students will have a worksheet where they will circle the words in the list that start with the same letters.
First, you will copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy.
Then, you will write the following examples on the board:
1. Tree Boat House Top
2. Car Brush Comb Hair
You will explain to the students that they are to find two words in each row that begin with the same letter.
After that, you will give them the worksheet.
Worksheet - Beginning Sounds
Directions: Circle the words in each row that begin with the same letter.
1. Car Boat Truck Train
2. Ball Doll Blocks Paper
3. Pencils Erasers Markers Pens
4. Letters Numbers Shapes Names
5. Two One Three Five
6. Six Four Seven Eight
7. Boy Girl Boat Ten
8. Too Their For Nine
9. For At Can Apple
10. Then Same Some Can
11. Came To Candy Four
12. Talk When Where Up
13. Down Who Want Why
14. Book Paper Pencil Eraser
15. Table Chair Desk Do
16. About Above When Hot
17. Cold Why Came But
18. Now No Never Yes
19. Next After Before Now
20. To At Be By
You can grade the students on the total number correct out of the total possible number.
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