$5 - $10 Pre-K Phonics Centers (by date, oldest first)

This Letter Puzzle is an engaging letter game designed to develop first-sound fluency and letter-sound recognition in young learners. Each puzzle presents a colorful illustration of an animal, object, or character, accompanied by a selection of black and white pictures representing the sounds heard at the beginning of the word. The objective is simple: match the correct picture to the corresponding sound of the letter.

As children explore the puzzles, they're not only honing their ability to identify initial sounds but also reinforcing their understanding of letter-sound correspondence. With a range of vibrant and appealing visuals, the game offers an immersive learning experience that captures children's attention and motivates them to participate actively.

Why You Will Want to Use This Letter Puzzle:

1. Foundational Literacy Skills: The Letter Puzzle provides an interactive platform for children to develop essential literacy skills from an early age. By focusing on first sound fluency and letter sound recognition, it lays a solid foundation for future reading and writing success.
2. Engaging and Interactive Learning: Unlike traditional flashcards or worksheets, The Letter Puzzle transforms letter practice into an exciting adventure. Children are drawn into the game's world of colorful illustrations and playful challenges, making learning feel like play.
3. Positive Reinforcement: Every correct match in the Letter Puzzle is met with immediate feedback and encouragement, fostering a sense of accomplishment and boosting children's confidence in their letter-sound skills.
4. Great for Centers: Playing with the Letter Puzzle can be a great way to work on the alphabet and keep them engaged. No more wondering and coming to interrupt small groups!

In conclusion, the Letter Puzzle offers a delightful way for children to practice first sound fluency and letter sound recognition, paving the way for successful literacy development. With its engaging gameplay and educational benefits, parents can feel confident in using this puzzle game to support their early literacy journey.

Handwriting improves a student's ability to recall information, make connections between different concepts, and synthesize information in new ways!

My handwriting book includes:

• Mnemonic keywords and pictures (this will help with memory of letter name and sound as they practice the writing of the letter)
• Letter formation sayings and pictures for where to start and end your letters
• Sentence Practice
• Binding edge so that you can place it in folders with sheet protectors to use with dry erase markers, staple or coil bind together to use fun pens, glitter crayons, colored pencils, markers, etc!

When a student can produce the letters correctly and quickly, they will use less brain power when writing words and sentences!

Let's be honest, phonemic awareness can be SO boring for our students! Whenever we are working on it they want to use the words in sentences or want to see a picture of what that word means! Now they have a picture to connect to the word!

These cards are so much fun my students beg me to work with them! I let them choose their manipulative; whether it is play-dough to tap, legos, chips, or blocks! This also gives those kiddos struggling with blending and segmenting a concrete method to gain those skills!

The cards are broken into each vowel sound so that you can easily practice phonemic awareness with the vowel you are working on. You can also mix them up so they can practice the skill for each vowel!

-Includes

-a,e,i,o,u

-CVC words with a picture

-Sound boxes on the front

-The word and amount of sounds on the back for self-correction!

It is important for a child to understand what a syllable IS and how to break words apart into syllables! When children begin to read and write multisyllabic words it will be vital they understand how to break the word into their syllables! This is a great hands-on and engaging way to work on syllables! Pick a manipulative that your child wants to use and get to work! Use them in centers or during small group!

Why not work on letters while coloring? My students love a color-by-code! 

Ways to use this resource:

• Name the letters as you color
• Identify name and sound of letters as you color
• Name letters before you color
• Identify name and sound of letters before you color

This engaging cvc middle sound words pocket chart is easy read and prep.

What is included:

• There are 66 cards.
• Print 6 cards per sheet (in color).

CVC Middle Sound Words:

• Medial a: cat, car, dam, ham, wag, pan
• Medial e: net, wet, bed, pen, den, hen
• Medial i: pig, fin, pit, dig, lid, hit
• Medial o: fox, hop, top, dog, log, mop
• Medial u: cub, gum, bun, hut, mud, sun

You might also be interested in these other resources:

• Opinion writing
• Sequence of events headings
• Sequence of events worksheets
• 57 Story Starters Picture Writing Prompts
• 384 CVC Words Pocket Chart SUPER Packet
• Compare and Contrast worksheets, Picture Cards and Poster

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Blend and segment one syllable CVC and CVCe words with these phonics reading mats. These hands on reading mats allow students a fun and engaging way to practice reading simple words.

These reading and blending mats are easy to differentiate for students learning different phonics concepts. Students can be given on the letter cards for the sounds they have mastered or are currently practicing to create, blend, and read the words. Recording sheets are available for students to record the words they create.

There are sound cards for single letters, digraphs, blends, trigraphs, diphthongs and vowel teams.

Sounds Included:

• Beginning Sounds: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, y, z, ch, kn, ph, qu, sh, th, wh, wr, bl, br, cl, cr, dr, fl, fr, gl, gr, pl, pr, sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw, tr, tw, sch, scr, shr, spl, spr, squ, str, thr
• Vowels: a, ai, au, aw, ay, e, ea, ee, ew, ey, i, ie, igh, o, oa, oe, oi, ou, ow, oy, u, ue, ui, ar, er, ir, or, ur
• Ending Sounds: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, s, t, v, x, z, ch, ck, ng, ph, sh, th, ff, ft, ld, lk, ll, lp, lt, mb, mp, nd, nk, nt, sp, ss, st, zz, dge, nch, tch

What is Included:

• Pages 2-67 These are the sound cards. There are 4 cards for each sound.
• Page 68 is a road mat for a hands on blending activity.
• Pages 69-70 are recording sheets for sorting real and nonsense words.
• Page 71 is for students to choose a word, draw a picture showing the word and write a sentence using the word.
• Pages 72-79 are reading mats for 2, 3, and 4 part words.

How to Use:

Print each set of cards on different colored card stock (beginning sounds on one color, vowels on another color and ending sounds on a third color). Place each set of cards face in on the mats in the right order. Have the student read the word made. Record the word on one of the recording sheets. Have the student move 1 card from 1 of the stacks to make a new word. (See Video Preview)

Other Phonics Activities:

CVC Reading and Blending Cards

CVC Puzzles

This set contains over 100 unique CVC cards where students can complete hands on word work activities. This set is differentiated for students at all levels of phonics for CVC words. This phonics based CVC center provides an easy to follow literacy center for students to use over several weeks of learning to spell and read CVC words.

Sets Included:

• Adding Beginning Sounds
• Adding Medial Vowels
• Adding Ending sounds
• Adding Beginning and Ending Sounds
• Spelling CVC Words
• Set with the words already complete.

How to Use

• Use the letter tiles provided to cover each spot with the correct sound.
• Write letters on clothes pins and clip the empty squares with the correct sound.
• Use magnetic letters to fill in each square with the correct sound.
• Use wooden or plastic letter tiles to fill in each square with the correct sound.

Be sure to check out these other CVC word resources!

CVC Word Puzzles

CVC Words Self Checking Reading and Blending Cards

CVC Sentences Reading Center

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter L themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter L as well as recognizing the letter L in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter L Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter L Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter K and learning the initial sounds of the letter L. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /l/ sound.

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Letter L Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter Y themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter Y as well as recognizing the letter Y in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter Y Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter Y Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter Y and learning the initial sounds of the letter Y. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /y/ sound.

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Letter Y Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter R themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter R as well as recognizing the letter R in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter R Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter R Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter R and learning the initial sounds of the letter R. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /r/ sound.

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Letter R Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter P themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter P as well as recognizing the letter P in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter P Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter P Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter P and learning the initial sounds of the letter P. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /p/ sound.

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Letter P Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter W themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter W as well as recognizing the letter W in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter W Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter W Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter W and learning the initial sounds of the letter W. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /w/ sound.

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Letter W Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter O as well as recognizing the letter O in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter E Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats
• Letter O Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter O and learning the initial sounds of the letter O. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /o/ sound.

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Letter O Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter V themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter V as well as recognizing the letter V in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter V Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter V Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter V and learning the initial sounds of the letter V. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /v/ sound.

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Letter V Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter S as well as recognizing the letter S in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter S Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats
• Letter S Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter S and learning the initial sounds of the letter S. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /s/ sound.

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Letter S Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Hands On Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter N themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter N as well as recognizing the letter N in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter N Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter N Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter K and learning the initial sounds of the letter N. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /n/ sound.

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Letter N Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter A as well as recognizing the letter A in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter A Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Long Vowel and Short Vowel Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats
• Letter A Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter A and learning the initial sounds of the letter A. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

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Letter A Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Hands On Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)

Make a wonderful alphabet poster wall display with these bold and colorful alphabet letters.

These letters are represented with a real photograph of something that begins with each letter. This set contains two sizes for each letter. The large letters are the size of full pages. The small letters fit 3-5 on a page.

How to Use:

• You can use these letters to make a wall display of the alphabet.
• Cut the letters apart to create alphabet letter puzzles for a manipulative or puzzle center.

Other alphabet products with real photographs:

Alphabet A-Z Phonics and Writing Bundle

Incorporate letters into all parts of your classroom with this letter Y themed activity and center packet. Practice letter recognition while learning math and language arts skills for pre-k and kindergarten. This packet focuses on the beginning sound of the letter Z as well as recognizing the letter Z in capital and lowercase letter forms.

There are centers to incorporate letters into math, reading, writing, blocks and sensory centers. Play games and make books to help solidify the letter knowledge!

What is Included in Letter Y Centers

• Letter Poster (Letter Recognition and Phonics)
• Word Cards (Phonics)
• Tracing Word Cards (Phonics, Handwriting, Fine Motor)
• Letter and Picture Cards (Game and Letter Recognition)
• Word Puzzles (Phonics and Spelling)
• Number Puzzles (Counting and Number Order)
• Sentence Strips (Phonics and Reading)
• Find and Tally (Counting and Phonics)
• Alphabet Game (Counting and Phonics)
• Letter Tracing Cards (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition and Handwriting)
• Patterning Center (Math Concepts)
• Counting Center (Letter Recognition and Counting)
• Letter Puzzles (Phonics)
• Letter Sorting Center (Letter Recognition)
• Beginning Sound Sorting Center (Phonics)
• Fine Motor Alphabet Mats for Playdough, Sticks, Geoboards and Building Mats (Fine Motor, Letter Recognition, Letter Formation)
• Letter Z Reading Ring (Reading and Phonics)

These centers are low prep activities that students will have fun using over and over as they practice learning to recognize the letter Z and learning the initial sounds of the letter Z. They are all hands on and get students using those fine motor muscles to practice building, sorting and tracing.

Many of these activities can fit into task boxes for easy to set up, clean up and storage. They can also be used as small group activities to target specific skills with a specific group of students as well as in a variety of different classroom centers.

Where to Use

• Small Group Activities
• Math Centers (counting centers and puzzles, patterning activity)
• Literacy Centers (spelling puzzles and letter and sound sorts)
• Fine Motor Centers (puzzles, playdough and building mats)
• Art Centers (craft templates)
• Writing Center (tracing activities and vocabulary cards)
• Reading Center (reading strips and reading rings)
• Morning Tubs or Baskets
• Task Box Activities

These activities provide students with a fun and engaging way to learn about letters and beginning sounds.

These activities can also be used during speech therapy sessions for children who need practice with articulating the initial /z/ sound.

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Letter Z Worksheet and Center Bundle

Alphabet Center Bundle (A-Z)

Alphabet Worksheet and Center Bundle (A-Z)