4-in-1 Final Sounds Phonics Digital Activities Bundle

Description

This 4-in-1 bundle includes four interactive, self-checking games to help children practice identifying ending sounds and their relationship to letters.

All four games can be downloaded in Google Slides and Seesaw.

IMPORTANT: This is a phonics pack that focuses on the relationship between letters and final sounds.

Also note that there is a separate phonological awareness set related to final sounds (without letters). Children should be proficient at the phonological awareness aspect as well as strong in letter recognition before introducing this phonics set.

All four games can be downloaded in Google Slides or Seesaw based on your preference.

These digital games can be used for:

• distance learning
• tablet or computer center options in the classroom
• whole group practice via a class projection device
• small group instruction with or without technology (printable pages are included)

The four different interactive sets  include:

Set One: Choose the Letter (one object)

Set 1 should be played in PRESENT mode. The children choose the letter that the picture ends with.

Set Two: Choose the Letter (multiple objects)

Set 2 should be played in PRESENT mode. The children look at all three images available. They then choose the letter all of the pictures end with.

Set Three: Which One Does Not Belong?

Set 3 should be played in EDIT mode so the children can move the objects on each slide. The kids say the name of each picture out loud. Then move the letters to cover the image matching the final sound (letters not shown in image below).

Set Four: Type the Letter

Set 4 should be played in EDIT mode so the kids can type the letters in. There is a text box on top of the yellow square. The kids say the word and then type in the appropriate ending letter in the highlighted text box.

Self Checking Slides

Sets 1 and 2 are self checking. When children choose the correct answer, they’re sent to a slide that says, “Correct!” and can click through to the next slide. If they choose an incorrect answer, they’re sent to a slide that says, “Try again!” and can click back to the original slide.

We have also included printable PDF versions of the slides so that you can use them in-person if you’d like.