Simple Snowflake Beginning Sounds Puzzles

Sometimes my kids think school is boring.  Not always and not every lesson but overall, they’ve come to think of school as boring.  

And I hate that for them!  Learning shouldn’t be boring!  

I’m not sure exactly where we are going wrong but I know that introducing more fun activities is going to be a key.  After all, I think letting them lead their education is important, but learning to read is important as well.  So for Logi-Bear, I am making activities like the Snowflake Beginning Sounds Puzzles.

Snowflake Beginning Sounds Puzzles

Have you ever wondered why introducing beginning sounds to your kiddos is like giving their growing brains a mega boost? Well, let me spill the beans on this exciting journey!

Teaching beginning sounds is like handing your child a special key to unlock the world of words. Imagine them turning into little word detectives, listening for those tricky sounds at the start of words – it’s like a superpower!

Not only does it make reading a joyride, but it also gives their memory muscles a workout, supercharging their reading skills. So, whether they’re uncovering the “b” in “ball” or the “p” in “pizza,” you’re setting them on the path to becoming reading wizards, impressing everyone with their fantastic word skills!

You can boost their beginning letter sounds abilities even more by reading to them – often! And here is an excellent list of picture books about snow to complement the snowflake beginning sounds puzzles!

How to Set Up the Snowflake Beginning Sounds Puzzles

I’d definitely recommend laminating these unless you’re planning to use them once and glue them down (also a good option).  I doubt we will use these often but I went ahead and laminated them anyway.  Logi-Bear is just about past this stage but could still use some review.  We actually need to start working on the ending sounds more!

How to Use the Snowflake Beginning Sounds Puzzles

I plan to use these in a very laid back manner – I’ll just leave them out.  L0gi-Bear often completes puzzles he stumbles upon so I might just let him work this one out himself!

There are 5 different snowflake patterns with 2 of each pattern.  And there are 10 letters with matching picture.  I chose all winter-y words to match the season!

Aren’t these cute?  There are boots, a coat, a fireplace, a glove, hockey, ice cubes, pinecones, a quilt, a snowflake, and a reindeer.

Then you match them together!  If the snowflake sides match – it’s probably right!

Download the Snowflake Beginning Sound Puzzles

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