

This Kindergarten worksheet transforms phonics practice into an exciting maze journey where children follow, spot, and apply letter sounds through visual paths and structured language tasks. Designed to strengthen sound recognition and focus, it builds early reading confidence with playful, age-appropriate activities.
1. It strengthens sound–letter recognition through visual tracking.
2. It improves focus, concentration, and left-to-right scanning skills.
3. It reinforces phonemic awareness in a fun, low-pressure way.
4. It supports early reading and spelling readiness through repetition and practice.
🧠 Exercise 1 – Phonics Maze: Follow the Sound
Children circle all the cells with the target letter **“m”** while navigating the maze. This boosts visual discrimination and reinforces the target sound.
✏️ Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice: Letter Appearing the Most
Learners observe rows of letters and choose the letter that appears most frequently in each set. This builds pattern recognition alongside alphabet familiarity.
📋 Exercise 3 – Rewrite Sentences Using Given Clues
Children rewrite sentences by choosing appropriate words (fruit, animal, place, object, nature, etc.), with a focus on **m-words** and sound awareness. This supports vocabulary building and sentence structure.
📝 Exercise 4 – Writing with Sound Prompts
Students write a few simple lines using words that begin with **u, h, r,** and **y**, encouraging independent application of phonics knowledge.
Exercise 1 – Phonics Maze
All cells containing the letter **m** are correctly circled throughout the maze.
Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice (Letter Appearing the Most)
1. x 2. e 3. g 4. j 5. m
6. a 7. h 8. u 9. z 10. t
Exercise 3 – Sample Rewritten Sentences
1. I ate a tasty **mango** today.
2. We went to the **museum** last week.
3. I played with my new **monkey** toy today.
4. I saw a small **mouse** at the zoo.
5. My favourite word is **moon**.
6. She wore a bright **magenta** dress today.
7. He put on his warm **muffler** today.
8. I drank a lot of **milk** yesterday.
9. I found a **mirror** at home today.
10. A big **mountain** was in the forest.
Exercise 4 – Writing Task
Answers may vary.
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It teaches children to find letters that make a target sound.
It turns phonics practice into a game.
It strengthens the link between sounds and letters.