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Alphabet Sounds Activity Booklet

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Alphabet Sounds Activity Booklet

Alphabet letters and sounds illustration

🔤 Part 1: Letter A Sounds

Letter A makes different sounds:

a as in cat, hat, mat

ay as in play, day, say

ai as in rain, train, pain

1. Circle the words that have the 'ay' sound like in "play":

way

cat

stay

hat

2. Fill in the missing letters to complete these 'ai' words:

r___n (water from clouds)

tr___n (travels on tracks)

p___n (when you hurt)

🔤 Part 2: Letter E Sounds

Letter E makes different sounds:

e as in bed, red, pet

ee as in tree, bee, see

ea as in beach, read, tea

3. Match each word to its sound pattern:
tree
bed
beach
ea sound
ee sound
e sound
4. Choose the correct spelling for each picture clue:

A yellow and black insect that makes honey:

be

bee

bea

🔤 Part 3: Letter O Sounds

Letter O makes different sounds:

o as in dog, hot, box

oa as in boat, coat, goat

ow as in snow, grow, show

5. Fill in the blanks with 'oa' or 'ow':

The white _____ fell in winter. (snow)

The _____ sailed across the water. (boat)

Put on your warm _____. (coat)

6. Write two more words for each sound pattern:

o sound (like dog): ________ and ________

oa sound (like boat): ________ and ________

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