Hear a familiar word and choose the first letter from two or three simple options.
Keep the choices short and visual. The goal is to connect a spoken word with its starting letter, not to test spelling.
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Say the whole word once, then the first sound.
Example: Apple begins with A.
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Use a familiar home word.
Example: Milk begins with M.
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Connect the word to something the child sees often.
Example: Sun begins with S.
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Keep the choice set very small.
Example: Dog begins with D.
These printables match this lesson's stage and theme, so a child can move from screen practice to calm hands-on work.
Match familiar pictures to the first sounds A, M, and S in a very visual way.
Circle the pictures that start with A.
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