Identifying Consonants – Worksheets for Preschool and Kindergarten







For students who are comfortable printing lower case letters, here they are asked to write the missing ending consonant for words as illustrated by pictures. These exercises require more effort than “matching”, as there are no hints and no “letter bank”. Kindergarten worksheet for phonics on ending consonants. Students are required to identify the consonant that…

Below are our phonics worksheets on identifying short vowels. Students are asked to circle the pictures that have particular short vowel sounds, like the ‘a’ in ‘bat’. There is one worksheet for each vowel. Short vowel worksheets – Students are asked to find the words with short vowel sounds. Part of a collection of free phonics worksheets…

: Circle it! This exercise helps you to develop phonological awareness by matching the words’ beginning letters with pictures. These worksheets give students three choices of letters and pictures. The beginning sounds worksheets require students to circle the letter matching the picture’s first sound. These worksheets teach your children how to recognize letters and sounds…

Advanced students can print lowercase letters to create the consonant mixtures. This worksheet is designed to help students quickly recognize common consonant mixture sounds. Students must complete the Consonant Blend worksheets. GooWorksheets offers free phonics worksheets. No login necessary.

If students are familiar with printing letters they can use this worksheet to add the missing vowel to the word. All vowels make a short vowel sound. These worksheets help students to understand the connections between the written letter and their sound, when used in conjunction with familiar words. Students are required to fill in the…

For students who can sound out words, these worksheets focus on matching rhyming words. Students are encouraged to sound out the words to discover the words that rhyme, as well as to discover the visual clues in the spelling of words that are likely to rhyme with each other. Students must create a line from the rhymed words…