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- Beginning sounds. Recognize the sounds and letters at the beginning of words.
- Consonants. Beginning and ending consonants and consonant blends.
- Vowel worksheets. Vowels and the sounds they make.
- Phonemes. Write letters and words by "sounding out" simple words.
- The “H Brothers” Explain to your child that sometimes two letters will stand together to create one new sound. The “H Brothers” join with other letters to make the sounds: sh, ch, th, wh and ph.
- Fridge fun. Magnetic letters can provide lots of easy phonics practice right in your kitchen. For an alphabet refresher, ask your child to arrange the letters in alphabetical order.
- Scrambled words. Draw three boxes side by side on a piece of paper. Using magnetic letters or letters written on paper, scramble the letters of a simple three-letter word (big, bug, top, ran) under the boxes.
- Extra, extra! Ask your child to find and cut out all the words in a newspaper or magazine that she can read. Glue or tape them onto a piece of paper and practice reading them together.
- Free Kindergarten Phonics Worksheets
- Free Phonics Printables
- Phonics Charts & Build A Word
- Phonics Handwriting Worksheets & Flashcards
- Free Phonics Early Readers
- Kindergarten Reading Curriculum
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Our free phonics worksheets for kindergarten are organized by word family. These specific word families have been chosen to help your kindergarten students sound out the short vowel sounds, as well as identify common pairings they are likely to see during their kindergarten year. For each collection, you'll find read and color activity sheets, cut ...
Here is a peek at the types of Free Phonics Printables we've made available to you! These are available for all of the listed word families above, simply click each picture to get started!
Introduce your students to the new word family by providing this simple easy read chart that can double as a coloring page. Each sheet features the word family written across the top, and a variety of pictures and words that rhyme below. Students can practice reading the rhyming words, and you can hang the chart near your student's workstation. We'...
Students can work on their handwriting with these free printable phonics handwriting worksheets. Each worksheet features a single word family and multiple opportunities to write and spell the words. Additionally, for extra reading practice, we've created these free phonics flashcards that can be used for phonics games or review activities.
To finish out their learning, students can put their new reading skills to the test with these free printables phonics minibooks. Each minibook reader prints on a single sheet of paper and with some creative folding, turns into a hand-held booklet that is just right for your kindergarten students. Each page the minibook features a picture prompt as...
Ready, Eager, Able and Determined to READ! This 36-week curriculum provides you with everything you need to teach your child to read. Structured over a 4-day/week program you’ll cover phonics, digraphs, blends, sight words, grammar, and writing. Hands-on activities keep your child engaged and learning with little to no-prep required.
Find free phonics worksheets, games, printables and activities for kindergarten students. Learn how to teach phonics with word families, charts, handwriting, flashcards and minibooks.
Reading Bear is a collection of free, well-made, multimedia phonics presentations. Your child can learn to read with Reading Bear.
Kindergarten phonics worksheets will take your kid from A is for apple to Z is for zebra and everywhere in-between! Your kindergartener will be encouraged by these fun, easy-to-use phonics worksheets throughout his journey from learning sounds to reading confidently.