Phonological Awareness Activities for Kindergarten

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Introducing Phonological Awareness Activities for Kindergarten

One of our biggest goals as parents and teachers of young children is helping them discover the magic of reading. An integral part of this journey is phonological awareness – a critical skill that the Science of Reading tells us is foundational for their future reading success.

From rhyming words for kindergarten to working with CVC word families, let’s explore some fun activities to boost phonological awareness in your little learner.

In the Phonological Awareness Activities for Kindergarten, you will enjoy hands – on lessons like:

Rhyming Picture Match: Start by creating or printing out pairs of rhyming picture cards (like “cat” and “hat”). Have your child match the pictures that rhyme.

Rhyme Time Storybooks: Read books with rhyming texts to your child. Pause at the end of sentences and ask your child to guess the rhyming word.

Rhyming Bingo: Create a bingo card filled with rhyming words. As you call out a word, the child has to find a word on their card that rhymes with it.

Word Family Sort: Create cards with various CVC words and ask your child to sort them into the correct word family.

CVC Word Family Flip Book: Print and create our Word Family flip books with a variety of CVC endings. On each page, add a consonant that, when flipped over, creates a new word in the family.

Roll a Word Game: Create a dice with different beginning consonants and another one with different word endings. As the child rolls the dice, they create new words and identify the word family.

Learn More about the Flipbooks: FULL PREVIEW HERE .

The goal is to make learning a fun and engaging process for your little ones. So, let the games begin!