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Here is a new set of Letter Sounds Cards I am adding to the Literacy Printables page.
I made these cards for those children in my class who are interested in learning letter sounds, but were overwhelmed by the Snowman Letter Sounds Game (on the Winter Theme page). I noticed these children really want to learn letter sounds, but they struggled unless I pointed out two pictures on the snowman cards. They were then able to choose between the two pictures.

I am using these cards this way: The children place a translucent, colored bingo chip on the pictures that begin with the letter on each card. When they are finished, they turn each card over, one at a time, for self-checking. On the back of each card, I glued the clipart that shows the correct answer (e.g. on the back of the Zz card, I glued the zebra picture).
I plan to make more of these sets when I have time. Perhaps a set with 3 pictures instead of 2.
Download the Cards: Letter Sounds Cards
Please Note: This set has consonants only, and does not include the letter Xx.























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Karen, I used these today with great success. Thanks for creating them!
So glad I found your site. Thank you for the work you put in on these cards. Tomorrow morning, these cards are getting printed off for the two preschoolers I have in my care at this time. They have the names down and can write, but the sounds have been harder in coming. Love the idea of one is and one isn’t. That will help them focus and reinforce in a positive manner.
Your website is full of refreshing ideas to use with pre-schoolers. As classroom superviosr of the center I will require teachers to visit and print from this site. This will help us take our center to the next academic level and I am sure parents will notice and appreciate our efforts. Can’t wait to share my findings with our Sr. Director! Keep those ideas coming!
This a great idea! I think I am going to try this with my pre-k’ers. I think I will add a fine motor component to the self checking part of this game. I am going to have the kids use clothespins to clip on the correct picture; on the backside of card there will be a sticker. If the clothespin is over the sticker, they picked the right answer.
Sounds like a great idea, Elizabeth!
Love these…your website is wonderful!
Thanks for all the nice comments!
Karen,
Thank you for creating this site!! So much great info and wonderful printables!
I have decided to return to preK after teaching elementary for many years. Blessings to you!
Shelley
Your site is amazing… so neat and well organized and SO helpful. I can’t get any work done in my house this summer!
Karen,
Thank you for creating such an amazing website. This is going to be my first year teaching pre-k, so i’ll be visiting your site very frequently. Keep up the terrific work!
SIMPLY FAB-U-LOUS!! This is my first year teaching Pre-K (after many years in elementary) and I have already found some wonderful ideas/projects for my class. I’ll definitely be visiting you site daily! Thanks for all your time, energy and hard work! You are truly a blessing….more like a god-send! Thank you again!
Thank you you for your generosity! You are helping so many kids this way.
Thank you for creating all these! I’ve been looking for a reference and I’m glad I came
across this. I will try some of the activity to my nursery class tomorrow.
Thank you again……………
Karen,
Thank you!! This is an AMAZING resource for teachers and those who home school. I took a break from teaching to stay home with my son and this is perfect for his level right now! Love all the “hands on” activities. Too many sites are just worksheets. I am passing this along to other teachers/moms I know!
Thanks, Carrie!
Hi Karen,
thank you so much for all these stuffs. You definitely are a great help!
Thank you for such wonderful ideas. I am a former elementary teacher and I now stay home with my daughter, age 2. She has already learned all her letters and sounds thanks to so many of your printables! Thank you!
Just love your website. Have taught preschool for almost nine years and I really do get wonderful ideas. Bless you and thank you.
Wonderful ideas. I was struggling with science center in my classroom, but your wonderful ideas have helped me a lot. Thanks
This is a great site with great ideas, do you have anything for older children in grade school to help with spelling, multiplication tables etc.?
I’m sorry, RK, I teach Pre-K, so I don’t have anything for older children. I’m sure there are many great sites out there for elementary school teachers.
Hi Karen,
thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful ideas.
I teach in a French Immersion program and would like to make some of these cards myself. All my attempts in Word look horrible. What software do you use? How difficult were the cards to make?
Sheilagh, I just used Word with tables.