Kindergarten Spelling Worksheets and Activities

In this labeling worksheet, students identify and label parts of a picture, using the first letters provided as clues. Worksheet instructions: Identify and label the different parts of the bus. Use the word bank and the first letter clues as a guide.

In this labeling worksheet, students identify and label parts of a picture, using the first letters provided as clues. Worksheet instructions: Identify and label the different parts of the bus. Use the word bank and the first letter clues as a guide.

Worksheet Instructions: Match the correct word to each picture, and write the missing letter. A parent or teacher may help the students read the words, then guide them in finding the correct answers.

Worksheet Instructions: Match the correct word to each picture. Then, write the missing letter. A parent or teacher may help the students read the words, then guide them in finding the correct answers.

Worksheet Instructions: Match the correct word to each picture. Then, write the missing letter. A parent or teacher can help the students read the words, then guide them in finding the correct answers.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "tree" three times.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "dog" three times.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "fish" three times.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "cat" three times.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "horse" three times.

Worksheet instructions: Color the drawing, and then trace and print the word "kite" three times.

What is a Word Chain? A word chain is a series of words, each differing by one phoneme. Worksheet instructions: Start with the word "day" and change one sound (or letter) in each row to build a new word, and create a word chain.

What is a Word Chain? A word chain is a series of words, each differing by one phoneme. Worksheet instructions: Start with the word "sit" and change one sound (or letter) in each row to build a new word, and create a word chain.

What is a Word Chain? A word chain is a series of words, each differing by one phoneme. Worksheet instructions: Start with the word "big" and change one sound (or letter) in each row to build a new word, and create a word chain.

What is a Word Chain? A word chain is a series of words, each differing by one phoneme. Worksheet instructions: Start with the word "dog" and change one sound (or letter) in each row to build a new word, and create a word chain.

What is a Word Chain? A word chain is a series of words, each differing by one phoneme. Worksheet instructions: Start with the word "cat" and change one sound (or letter) in each row to build a new word, and create a word chain.

Turn sight word practice into an exciting adventure with a scavenger hunt! Hide these Dolch sight word cards around the house or classroom and challenge your students to find each word. Give them hints to guide their search. Each time the students find a card, they need to read and spell out the sight word that appears on it. Then, they paste the card on the clipboard with all of the missing words. This is one sight word activity your students are sure to love!

Turn sight word practice into an exciting adventure with a scavenger hunt! Hide these Dolch sight word cards around the house or classroom and challenge your students to find each word. Give them hints to guide their search. Each time the students find a card, they need to read and spell out the sight word that appears on it. Then, they paste the card on the clipboard with all of the missing words. This is one sight word activity your students are sure to love!

Turn sight word practice into an exciting adventure with a scavenger hunt! Hide these Dolch sight word cards around the house or classroom and challenge your students to find each word. Give them hints to guide their search. Each time the students find a card, they need to read and spell out the sight word that appears on it. Then, they paste the card on the clipboard with all of the missing words. This is one sight word activity your students are sure to love!

Turn sight word practice into an exciting adventure with a scavenger hunt! Hide these Dolch sight word cards around the house or classroom and challenge your students to find each word. Give them hints to guide their search. Each time the students find a card, they need to read and spell out the sight word that appears on it. Then, they paste the card on the clipboard with all of the missing words. This is one sight word activity your students are sure to love!

Turn sight word practice into an exciting adventure with a scavenger hunt! Hide these Dolch sight word cards around the house or classroom and challenge your students to find each word. Give them hints to guide their search. Each time the students find a card, they need to read and spell out the sight word that appears on it. Then, they paste the card on the clipboard with all of the missing words. This is one sight word activity your students are sure to love!

Worksheet instructions: Read the sight words below and use each one in a sentence. A parent or teacher may help the students read the words, then guide them in constructing sentences. It's recommended to focus on a few sight words at a time.

Worksheet instructions: Read the sight words below and use each one in a sentence. A parent or teacher may help the students read the words, then guide them in constructing sentences. It's recommended to focus on a few sight words at a time.

Worksheet instructions: Read the sight words below and use each one in a sentence. A parent or teacher may help the students read the words, then guide them in constructing sentences. It's recommended to focus on a few sight words at a time.

Worksheet Instructions: Cut out the word cards. Read the words by saying individual sounds and then blending them together to make a word. The words marked with a star are tricky words and are not pronounced as students may expect.