

This Kindergarten phonics worksheet helps young learners identify beginning sounds in words through listening, picture recognition, and simple writing tasks. Designed for Grade KG students, the worksheet strengthens phonemic awareness by helping children connect sounds with letters in a clear and engaging way.
Students start by choosing the correct word that begins with a given sound, building confidence in sound recognition. They then move on to true or false statements that reinforce understanding of beginning sounds in familiar words.
As learners progress, they fill in missing beginning letters using picture clues and finally write complete words from a word bank based on given sounds. This gradual progression supports early reading, spelling readiness, and confidence in phonics skills using age-appropriate visuals and prompts.
Beginning sound awareness is essential for KG learners because:
1. It helps children hear and identify the first sound in words.
2. It builds a strong foundation for phonics and reading.
3. It supports early spelling and decoding skills.
4. It improves listening, speaking, and writing confidence.
This worksheet includes four structured phonics activities:
🔤 Exercise 1 – Choose the Word with the Correct Beginning Sound
Students choose the correct word that starts with the given sound.
✔️ Exercise 2 – True or False (Beginning Sound Check)
Students decide whether statements about starting sounds are correct.
✏️ Exercise 3 – Fill in the Beginning Sound
Students write the missing starting letter using picture clues.
🖼️ Exercise 4 – Write the Word Using the Given Sound
Students write complete words from a word bank based on pictures and sounds.
Exercise 1 – Choose the Correct Beginning Sound
1. cat
2. ball
3. moon
4. sun
5. rat
6. dog
7. fish
8. pup
9. hat
10. toy
Exercise 2 – True / False
1. True
2. False
3. True
4. False
5. False
6. False
7. True
8. False
9. True
10. False
Exercise 3 – Fill in the Beginning Sound
1. h (hut)
2. k (kite)
3. b (ball)
4. p (pot)
5. m (mop)
6. f (fish)
7. h (hen)
8. r (red)
9. m (moon)
10. p (pig)
Exercise 4 – Write the Word Using the Given Sound
1. bat
2. pen
3. tap
4. egg
5. bus
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It assesses whether children can correctly match a sound to an object, a key phonics skill for early learners.
Parents can say the word slowly and emphasize the first sound to help children connect sounds with pictures.
Children may confuse similar sounds like /k/ and /g/, which improves with repeated phonics worksheet practice.