Kindergarten Phonics Starter Bundle | Alphabet Flashcards, Beginning Sounds & CVC Word Worksheets

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By Abundant Family Living

Build a strong foundation for early reading with the Kindergarten Phonics Starter Bundle, a printable collection designed to help preschool, pre-K, kindergarten, and homeschool learners progress from alphabet recognition to letter sounds, beginning sounds, and simple CVC words. Instead of searching for separate activities to practice each early phonics skill, you'll have four coordinating printable resources ready to use at home, in the classroom, during tutoring sessions, or at literacy centers. WHAT'S INCLUDED 1. Beginning Sounds A–Z Learning Packet Practice every letter of the alphabet with one focused worksheet for each letter from A through Z. Children practice: Letter-sound correspondence Beginning-sound recognition Uppercase letter recognition Letter tracing Fine-motor skills Early reading readiness 2. Printable Alphabet Flashcards A–Z Each colorful alphabet card features: An uppercase letter A lowercase letter A coordinating picture A vocabulary word Use the cards for letter recognition, alphabet sequencing, beginning-sound practice, vocabulary development, matching games, review activities, and more. 3. 5-Minute Phonics: Beginning Sounds & CVC Words When your learner is ready to move beyond individual letter sounds, these clean, focused worksheets introduce short-vowel sounds and simple CVC word building. Includes: 5 Short-Vowel Beginning-Sound Pages Short A Short E Short I Short O Short U 5 CVC Word-Building Pages -AT word family -EN word family -IG word family -OG word family -UN word family The uncluttered design and one-skill-per-page approach make these worksheets especially useful for short, focused phonics practice. 4. BONUS: Playful Alphabet Sounds Activities Give your child extra letter-sound practice with four hands-on activities: Color the Starting Sound Snip & Stick Letters Sound Match-Up Letter Detective Coloring These activities add cutting, matching, coloring, and visual discrimination practice while reinforcing important early li