Letter A Sound Sort: Alphabet Games and Letter Sound Matching Activity Mats

Short a is often the first vowel kids meet. This sound sort lets them match pictures to the short a sound on their own.

Are your students tired of the same alphabet letter tracing activities and printable worksheets? These letter A sound sorting game cards and short vowel sound picture tiles are a reusable activity for sound identification.

Think self correcting task boxes for morning work or independent practice. You print in full color or black and white, laminate, cut, and add Velcro dots to the game boards, game pieces, and storage sheets. Every Stick n Learn game follows the same format, so once the Velcro dots are on 1 folder, it works for all of them.

What is in it

• Directions for preparation
• 1 full color game board and 20 full color game pieces
• 1 black and white game board and 20 black and white game pieces
• Storage board
• Answer keys

See every page in the Letter A Sound Sort preview on TPT.

Skills it builds

• Letter A and its short vowel sound
• Matching pictures to their first sound
• Working independently

Where it fits

• Early finishers and independent practice after a lesson
• Morning work, task boxes, and busy binders
• Kindergarten (aligned to CCSS.RF.K.3a)

What teachers are saying

It holds 4 stars from 2 ratings.

"This is a great activity for my kindergarteners to practice letter Aa."

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Hands on letter A

Prep it once and slide it into a busy binder for morning work.

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Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers