In this beginning sounds worksheet, students analyze 9 pictures of common objects. Students circle the correct beginning consonant: P, Q or R.

Primary readers look at nine pictures and choose which letter, S, T, U or V begins each picture. Students circle their answers. This worksheet is a great way for them to practice their phonemic awareness and letter recognition.

Here is a classic worksheet focused on developing letter recognition and phonemic awareness. Learners will circle the beginning letter for each of nine words. The letters showcased on this page are M, N, and O.

In this letter V worksheet, learners analyze 10 pictures of common objects. Students circle any picture that illustrates a word that begins with letter V.

In this letter W learning exercise, students analyze 10 pictures of common objects. Students circle all the pictures that illustrate a letter W word.

In this letter U worksheet, students analyze 8 pictures of common objects. Students circle any pictures that illustrate letter U words.

In this letter T worksheet, students analyze 10 pictures of common objects. Students circle all the pictures that illustrate a letter T word.

In this letter R worksheet, students analyze 10 pictures of common objects. Students circle any picture that illustrates a letter R word.

For this letter S worksheet, students analyze 10 pictures of common objects. Students circle any picture that illustrates a word beginning with letter S.

In this beginning consonant worksheet, students analyze 9 pictures and say the word they illustrate. Students circle the correct beginning consonant letter from 3 choices.

In this letter L worksheet, students circle all the upper or lower case examples of letter L in a random letter puzzle. Students then print the letter Ll in 4 unlined boxes.

In this letter k worksheet, students circle all upper or lower case examples of letter k in a grid of random alphabet letters. Students then print Kk in 4 unlined boxes.

In this letter M worksheet, students circle all the upper and lower case examples of letter M in a grid of random alphabet letters. Students then print the letter in 4 unlined boxes.

In this letter I worksheet, students circle all the examples of upper and lower case letter I in a grid of random letters. Students print the letter I in 3 unlined boxes.

In this letter N worksheet, students circle all the upper and lower case examples of letter N in a grid of random letters. Students print letter N in 4 unlined boxes.

In this letter O worksheet, students fill in the initial letter blank in 3 words with the letter O. Students read the words and color the pictures that go with them.

Are your young writers beginning to write full sentences? Have them use this spacing sheet to help make letter size and spacing easier. They get to write about their favorite activities! 

Young readers consider four illustrated sentences about a zebra and put a "full stop" (period) at the end of each. They write a sentence about the zebra, and read it to a partner. A simple, and sweet activity!

Here is a nicely-done reading comprehension worksheet. Young readers match seven words with their pictures. Words included are: coat, skates, scarf, snowman, mittens, snowflake, and shovel,

Do you like jelly beans? Beginning readers create this tiny booklet about jellybeans, illustrating each simple sentence provided. Consider passing out jellybeans and having your learners categorize the colors on top of this worksheet...

In this learning exercise on basic emotions/feelings, students follow directions to identify the "happy cat" and the "sad cat." Pictures are large enough to color.

Here is a grammar learning exercise which invites learners to look at 2 pictures and color the bear picture that shows the bear "outside" the tent and then circle the pictures that shows the bear "inside" the tent. They practice tracing...

In this rhyming learning exercise, students look at and say the name of the first object in each row. They then find the thing in the row that rhymes and circle it. There are 3 questions on this page.

In this Thanksgiving coloring worksheet, students analyze 2 pictures in a box that pertain to Thanksgiving. Students follow the directions to color either the big or small picture. There are 4 problems on the page.