Teach your learners to identify ending sounds with these fun clip cards!
My four-year-old does really well identifying the beginning sounds in words, but ending sounds are a bit trickier. My match the ending sound cards helped quite a bit, but I’ll keep creating activities until this is easy for her.
Today I’m sharing a set of free ending sound clip cards.
I showed my daughter each card and helped her streeeetch out the name of the picture. She did well with at identifying the ending sound/letter in obvious ones, such as cat.
But she struggled with words ending in r or l, probably because at four years old her speech isn’t perfectly clear yet.
Sometimes she would name the beginning letter instead of the ending. But I was right there to help her say the word again and punctuate that ending sound.
We went through the entire stack of cards. She did a great job!
I hope your learners can use them too. The download has colored cards at the beginning and black and white cards at the end.
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Ann Johnson says
These are too cute. Thank you! Mine won’t be quite as cute since I don’t have a color printer, but I suppose my daughter and I can work together to color them in with crayons or something 🙂
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Ann!
Phoebe says
These are perfect to use for my proficient group. Thank you so much, your word of choice and the cliparts are perfect for my kindergartens!
Natasha Etsebeth says
For a mother with a development delay disorder child I can’t thankyou enough. Because of the delay our lifestyle experience are at it’s highest margin. This truly not only helps my child grow but also financially healing. 😊
Hanin Kabli says
Perfection and cuteness! You are the best.
Priscilla Bruintjies says
These are perfect for my learners age 3 to 4 years. 👌 Thank you so much Anna !😘