Things that Begin with S
This worksheet had six objects that start with s – a seahorse, a sock, a seal, a sailboat, a sun, & a bar of soap. Sound out the word, circle the s, and color.
The four sets of alphabet worksheets below provide lots of variety for studying and learning individual alphabet letters. They give kids the opportunity to trace, write, and color each letter of the alphabet. Kids will also have the opportunity to recognize words that start with each letter, draw an item that starts with each letter, identify the letters out of a bunch of mixed up letters, and last but not least, circle pictures of objects that start with each letter. Use a worksheet from each section each day of the week!
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CCSS RF.K.1.D, RF.K.3.A, RF.K.3.B & L.K.1.A
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This worksheet had six objects that start with s – a seahorse, a sock, a seal, a sailboat, a sun, & a bar of soap. Sound out the word, circle the s, and color.
Try out this items beginning with t worksheet! Enjoy the tent, top, tie, teapot, tomato, and tooth. Have kids say each word, circle the beginning t, and color.
Things that start with u on this worksheet include short u – umbrella, under, and underwear – and long u – uniform, unicycle, and unicorn. Say each word, circle each u and color.
This worksheet has some cool items beginning with v: violin, van, vest, vegetables, vine, and volcano. Say each word, circle the v, and color the pictures!
The objects that start with w on this worksheet are: window, wagon, watermelon, wheel, whale, & worm. Sound out each word, circle the w, and color!
Things that begin with x are rare. This worksheet has 6 words with an x: xylophone, x-ray, x-ray fish, ax, mix & fox. Say the word, circle the x & color.
These things starting with y are yogurt, yak, yam, yarn, yacht, and last but not least yo-yo. Say the words, circle the letter y, and color! Too much fun!
A worksheet with things that begin with z: zipper, zero, zoo, zinnia, zucchini, and zebra. Kids say the words, circle the beginning letters, and color.