

This Kindergarten worksheet helps young learners strengthen phonics understanding by choosing the correct sound that matches a picture or word. Through clear visuals, sound-based choices, and guided writing activities, children learn to listen carefully, compare sounds, and confidently identify the correct starting sound in a fun, age-appropriate way.
1. It builds strong phonemic awareness by helping children hear and identify sounds clearly.
2. It supports early reading by connecting pictures with beginning sounds.
3. It improves listening skills and sound discrimination.
4. It lays the foundation for spelling and decoding simple words.
🧠 Exercise 1 – Circle the Correct Sound
Children look at pictures (such as magnet, sweater, cake, fish, watch, dog, pencil, train, ball, apple) and circle the correct starting sound from two given options. This strengthens sound–picture association.
✏️ Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice: Which Sound Belongs?
Learners choose the correct sound that matches each picture by answering questions like *Which sound matches the picture?* or *What sound do you hear first?* This builds careful listening and comparison skills.
📋 Exercise 3 – Write Words for the Given Sound
Children write two simple words for each given sound (k, p, t, e, r, f, l, g, c, m), reinforcing sound recall and vocabulary building.
📝 Exercise 4 – Sentence Writing with Sounds
Students write one simple line using the sounds **“a”** and **“i”**, encouraging independent use of phonics knowledge in sentences.
✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
Exercise 1 – Correct Sounds
1. i 2. s 3. c 4. j 5. w
6. b 7. p 8. y 9. b 10. a
Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice
1. a (m) 2. c (j) 3. c (m) 4. a (t) 5. c (s)
6. c (p) 7. c (s) 8. b (s) 9. a (b) 10. c (u)
Exercise 3 – Sample Words
k – kite, key p – pen, pig t – tap, toy
e – egg, elephant r – rat, red
f – fan, fish l – lamp, lion
g – goat, girl c – cat, cup
m – mat, monkey
Exercise 4 – Sentence Writing
Answers may vary.
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It builds sound–object association.
Children practice identifying beginning sounds of words.
Encourage them to say the picture name aloud before choosing.