Practice identifying, matching, and writing the consonant sounds for N, P, R, S, T, V, and W.
Listen to each word. Say the word out loud, then choose or write the letter that matches the sound. Ask a grown-up to read the questions if needed.
Practice hearing and matching beginning consonant sounds
Language Arts - Grade K-1
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The word nest starts with which letter sound: N or S?
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The word pig starts with which letter sound: P or T?
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Circle the words that start with the /r/ sound: run, sun, rope, top.
- 4
The words vase and van begin with the same sound. Write the letter that makes that beginning sound.
- 5
Circle the word that starts like turtle: wagon, turtle, soap.
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Match each letter to the picture with the same beginning sound: N, P, S. Pictures: nose, pan, sock.
- 7
Write the letter that makes the first sound in wagon.
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Circle the word that ends with the /t/ sound: cat, sun, map.
- 9
Fill in the missing beginning letter to make the word rose: _ose. Choose N, P, or R.
- 10
Color the pictures that start with the /s/ sound: sun, seal, pen, nest.
- 11
Listen to the word nut. Does nut start with N or T?
- 12
Circle the pair of words that have the same beginning sound: rabbit and rain, vest and wagon, pot and sun.
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Write one word that begins with the letter P.
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Sort these words into T words and W words: tiger, web, tent, window.
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Write the beginning letter for each picture: vase, ring, sock, nose.