Letter Sound Clip Cards Task Cards

Tired of running between different groups of kids in your kindergarten class trying to make sure everyone is on task or answering the same question ‘What do I do?’ Well, these kindergarten letter sound recognition task cards are for you. These low prep, simple for kids to use task cards help children practice letter sound recognition. In this pack you’ll get your students buzzing with joy as they search for and clip letter sounds! To help you easily see which letters your students need help recognizing, this set includes upper and lowercase letters in different packs.

This resource includes 52 letter sound clip cards task cards:

• 26 task cards – uppercase only
• 26 task cards – lowercase only

To set this activity up, just print , laminate and give to students.

Benefits of this resource:

• Know you’re giving your students the skills they need to be ready to read
• Instill independent learning in your students
• Free up your time in the classroom to be able to give individual support
• Low prep and value packed – make them one time and have them for years to come
• Easy for kindergarten students to use
• Differentiation – allows different students to work on different letters
• Extend learning to centers, small groups or quick exit tickets.
• You’ll reinforce skills you have taught
• You can pre-assess to see what children already know.
• Supports social distancing

Who should purchase this resource?

• Kindergarten teachers looking for simple student-centered resources.
• Kindergarten teachers looking for letter sound recognition center and independent activities.
• Teachers looking for low prep value packed resources for busy learners.
• Teachers looking for quick and easy to check hands-on kindergarten reading readiness activities

Kindergarten Standards & Topics Covered

Print Concepts

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.3

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RF.K.3.A

Teacher Friendly! Just print, laminate and go! Enjoy!

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