Letter S Beginning Sounds Puzzles

Twelve two-piece letter S puzzles: children join each Ss half to its picture, such as a sun, sandcastle, seahorse, sock or soap, naming the picture to practise its beginning sound.
Year levels
Foundation, Pre-school (Early Years)
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Updated Oct 25, 2023

Subject
Phonics, Language Development, English
Topic
Alphabet Activities, Beginning Sounds
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This Letter S Beginning Sound Puzzles includes two piece puzzles for the letter S. These alphabet puzzles are great for letter recognition and identifying beginning sounds. There are 12 different puzzles for students to build for the letter S that cover the most common initial sound for the letter S. They provide a quick and easy activity for those students who need more practice with recognising the letter S or for those students who need extra practice distinguishing between the initial sounds in words.

What's Included:

  • This resource contains 3 usable pages with 12 puzzles that each have 2 pieces each.

Students will love putting together these puzzles and saying the words of the picture that begins with the letter S. These puzzles are perfect for Early Years and Foundation children who are learning about the most common initial /s/ sound of words. Each of the 12 puzzles contain bold, colourful and engaging images, that any students should be able to recognise easily.

These alphabet puzzles can be used in the following ways

  • Literacy centres

  • Fine motor centres

  • Puzzle centre

  • Small group activities

  • Task box activity

  • Beginning sound review

  • Morning tub or basket

  • Early finisher activity

  • Relief plans

  • Individual practice or work in pairs


Skills assessed with these letter S two piece puzzles

  • Letter S Recognition

  • Initial Sound of the letter S

  • Fine Motor Skills

  • Matching Skills


These letter S puzzles for beginning sounds are a low prep activity. All the teacher needs to do is to print the puzzles and cut them out. Laminating is optional, and recommended if you want to have a long-lasting resource. This literacy centre is easy to put out and clean up and can be stored in a small plastic container, like a task box or pencil box.

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