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Today I’m sharing another free activity for learning letter sounds.

Print these free clip cards for a great letter sound activity!

I created these bright strips as a simple way for my Four to review letter sounds.

Print these free clip cards for a great letter sound activity!

The download includes 26 strips.  I printed the pages on card stock and laminated them (with my awesome home laminator).  Then I cut the strips apart and set them out with some clothes pins.

Print these free clip cards for a great letter sound activity!

For each strip, my son clipped the picture that started with the letter on the left.  If you want to make these self checking, you could draw a little dot on the back where the clothespin should go.  Then your child could easily flip over the card after he’s clipped it to see if he’s right.

Perfect for a classroom center or a kitchen table activity!

Print these free clip cards for a great letter sound activity!

To make these easy to store, you could simply bind them with a rubber band OR punch a hole in the left corner and use a metal ring to keep the set together, like I did with my bear pattern strips.  Your child might want to flip through the cards and point to each picture, or you could take them off the ring so he can clip them.

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  10. kamal

    Good work and of course the work is based on the new concepts of kids getting involved in learning processes in a way they learn without noticing that they do. Every single activity is well designed and elegantly produced with kids fascinating photos or clip arts and good pieces of advice for teachers in how to use the activities. Thanks a million !

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  11. Heidi B

    Do you print these at home or do you get them printed somewhere? I feel like this would use a lot of ink. I love them, but wondering about how much ink I would go through. Thanks!

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    • Anna Geiger

      HI Heidi!

      Sorry for the delay in answering your question! I do print all my printables at home, but I have quite a hefty printer because of my blog work. If you are trying to conserve ink, my “real images” printables may not be for you, unless you think more than one child will enjoy them. Teachers often appreciate this sort of printable because they laminate them and use them for years in centers.

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  19. Allison

    I love this idea for my Kindergarten classroom-but can I only download through the file site it connects to? I really would prefer not to put my credit card information in, and then have to cancel it so I’m not charged the $40 fee….just thought I’d ask 🙂 Looks like great quality, and a really valuable tool for letter sound practice! Thanks 🙂

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    • Anna Geiger

      Sorry this is a late reply, Allison– I try to answer these questions quickly but comments were going to my spam folder, agh! No wonder my inbox was staying so neat and tidy. 🙂 You definitely should NOT have to enter any credit card information!!! Just click on the brown “HERE” button and and the printable should download and show up right on your screen. I do want to know if this happens again as I may have to change one of my advertising networks. Do let me know… and so sorry about that!

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    • Anna Geiger

      Oh, that’s funny, Mo – where do you live? Just a few weeks ago we had a raccoon get into our garage over night and make a giant mess! And a couple years ago my husband hooked up a night camera and spotlights to see how the raccoons were getting into our garden. We’re all too familiar with them!

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