Free Printables That Support Phonological Awareness for Kindergarten

Explore free printables that support phonological Awareness for kindergarten learners ages 5. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

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Panda Packs a Bag Short Vowel Story Worksheet Panda Packs a Bag Short Vowel Story Worksheet
Panda Packs a Bag: Read the three-sentence story together, practice the three highlighted words, and circle the answer to one question.
Pip Can Dig Short Vowel Story Worksheet Pip Can Dig Short Vowel Story Worksheet
Pip Can Dig: Read the three-sentence story together, practice the three highlighted words, and circle the answer to one question.
A Lid for the Bin Short Vowel Story Worksheet A Lid for the Bin Short Vowel Story Worksheet
A Lid for the Bin: Read the three-sentence story together, practice the three highlighted words, and circle the answer to one question.
Cat on a Mat Short Vowel Story Worksheet Cat on a Mat Short Vowel Story Worksheet
Cat on a Mat: Read the three-sentence story together, practice the three highlighted words, and circle the answer to one question.
Dog and the Flowerpot Story Worksheet Dog and the Flowerpot Story Worksheet
Dog and the Flowerpot: Read the three-sentence story together, practice the three highlighted words, and circle the answer to one question.
Syllable Counting Word Ticks Worksheet Syllable Counting Word Ticks Worksheet
Say 20 words and check their syllable counts from 1 through 5. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Word Splitting Worksheet for Kindergarten Syllable Word Splitting Worksheet for Kindergarten
Say 10 words and mark syllable breaks with slashes. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Split Words Worksheet for Kindergarten Syllable Split Words Worksheet for Kindergarten
Say 10 words and mark syllable breaks with slashes. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Count Reading Words Worksheet Syllable Count Reading Words Worksheet
Say 20 words and check their syllable counts from 1 through 5. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Split Words Worksheet for Kindergarten Syllable Split Words Worksheet for Kindergarten
Say 10 words and mark syllable breaks with slashes. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllables Word Tally Worksheet for Kindergarten Syllables Word Tally Worksheet for Kindergarten
Say 20 words and check their syllable counts from 1 through 5. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Counting Word Tick-Off Worksheet Syllable Counting Word Tick-Off Worksheet
Say 20 words and check their syllable counts from 1 through 5. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Count Word Reading Worksheet Syllable Count Word Reading Worksheet
Say 20 words and check their syllable counts from 1 through 5. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Syllable Splitting Reading Worksheet for Kindergarten Syllable Splitting Reading Worksheet for Kindergarten
Say 10 words and mark syllable breaks with slashes. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.
Kindergarten Syllable Splitting Worksheet Kindergarten Syllable Splitting Worksheet
Say 10 words and mark syllable breaks with slashes. Start with apple and pear, using adult reading support and one tap for each spoken part.

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