Beginning Sounds
In this lesson, students will have a worksheet where they will write down a word from the list that begins with the same sound as the word on the worksheet.
First, you will copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy.
Then, you will explain about words that begin with the same sound. Example: cold - cat, merry - mom, boy - boat
After you have explained the concept of words that have the same beginning sound, then you can give the students the worksheet.
Worksheet - Beginning Sounds
Directions: Write down a word from the list that has the beginning sound of each word listed below.
List: none, run, jelly, how, glue, mother, bread, pickle, fine, where, spot, clown, little, time, dime, egg, ice, kangaroo, vine, oval,
1. hot = ______
2. me = ______
3. spring = ______
4. clock = ______
5. block = ______
6. down = ______
7. elephant = ______
8. nine = ______
9. fun = ______
10. good = ______
11. is = ______
12. jam = ______
13. kick = ______
14. lamb = ______
15. tree = ______
16. potato = ______
17. race = ______
18. what = ______
19. orange = ______
20. violet = ______
You can grade the students on the number correct out of the total number possible.
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