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Ending Sounds Games – Just Print & Play!

By thisreadingmama 4 Comments

Welcome back to the 4th low-prep printable game in this Print & Play series! Today, we’re sharing 12 ending sounds games. These ending sounds games can be played exactly like our beginning sounds games and work well for one or two players.

Be sure to check out our updated Print & Play Alphabet Sounds Games pack, too!

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I would recommend working on beginning sounds with your child before trying ending sounds, as ending sounds are usually a little harder for kids to hear. If you need some resources for beginning sounds, feel free to check out Learning the Alphabet, free printable letter packs!

Low-Prep Ending Sounds Games

Included in the pack are 12 ending sounds games {free download towards the end of this post} that word on the ending sounds of /b/, /d/, /f/, /g/, /k/, /l/, /m/, /n/, /p/, /s/, /t/, and /x/. Each page has two different letters with pictures on the game board that feature those letters as ending sounds.

Please note that these games emphasize ending SOUNDS, not specific letters. For example, some of the images chosen for the k sound end in -ck, but it’s not the letters we’re after; we’re only listening for the SOUND of /k/, also known as phonemic awareness.

 

playing the ending sounds games from the Print and Play Series

This time, MBug played most of the games by herself, but you can see how to adapt this game for 2 players in the download {pg. 1} or in our Beginning Sounds Games post.

 

using a penny to toss on the ending sounds game boards

Before playing, I picked a couple of our Power Magnets {pennies, beans or other small objects also work} and instead of a transparent counter, we used a penny to toss on the game board to work in some money vocabulary.

 

moving the marker for the ending sound

Once she tossed the penny on the game board, she named the picture {a picture key is included in the download} and the listened for the ending sound. Then she moved her Power Magnet forward on the game board for that letter. The first sheep to reach its flock is the winner of the game.

 

playing the ending sounds games with do-a-dot paint markers

Another fun adaptation she always enjoys is using our Do-a-Dot Paint Markers.

 

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Enjoy!
~Becky

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Comments

  1. Jennifer says

    September 30, 2017 at 2:50 pm

    My daughter loves these games! Thank you for taking the time to provide them to us. I have a picture of her on my blog using one of them!

    Reply
    • thisreadingmama says

      September 30, 2017 at 9:34 pm

      Awesome! I’m so glad she’s enjoying them! 🙂

      Reply

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