Free Sound Substitution Worksheets for Kids

Explore free sound Substitution worksheets for kids. 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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Kindergarten Sound Substitution Word Change Worksheet

Change the first sound in five short words, including cat to hat and top to mop. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

Sound Substitution Word Change Worksheet

Change the last sound in five short words, including cat to cap and cup to cub. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

Sound Substitution Word Swap Worksheet for First Grade

Change the last sound in five short words, including cat to cap and bag to bat. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

Sound Substitution Word Change Worksheet for Kindergarten

Change the first sound in five short words, including cat to hat and dog to log. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

Sound Substitution Last Sound Word Change Worksheet

Change the last sound in five short words, including cat to cap and pen to pet. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

Sound Substitution Word Change Worksheet

Change the first sound in five short words, including cat to hat and pen to hen. Follow letter cues, say the new words, and write with support.

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