Understand that a phoneme is one distinct sound. 0101.1.11

Links verified on 7/01/2026

1. Count the Sounds! | Phoneme Song for Kids | Jack Hartmann - Online video; Through repetition and guided practice, students are encouraged to say words slowly, segment them into their separate sounds, and count each sound using their fingers.
2. Elkonin Boxes - help students develop phonemic awareness by breaking words into individual sounds. Each box represents one phoneme, teaching children to hear and segment the sounds within words— Worksheets to be printed.
3. Grade 1 Phonics Worksheets - This set of phonemic awareness worksheets focuses on identifying and manipulating individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words.
4. Phonemes -Worksheet - Say the name of each picture and identify the number of phonemesin it. Color the correct pictures in each type.
5. Same Beginning Sound - Say the name for each picture. Color the smiley face if the words
   begin with the same sound. Color the sad face if the words do not begin with
   the same sound.
   
6. Write Words Phonetically - Students choose the missing letter to complete the pictured words. To do this, they need to sound out the word and know the sounds (phonemes) made by the different letter. Only GREEN worksheets are free.
   

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