Kindergarten Phonics & Reading Worksheets
Phonics is where letters start making noise. From Week 18 the packets add a steady drumbeat: beginning-sound pages (match the picture to the letter it starts with) and short-vowel word work, nine progressive rounds of each. In the final third of the year, every letter returns with its own word page - Aa words, Bb words - building a first reading vocabulary.
This is the section where the interactive twin earns its keep: every word and letter is spoken aloud on tap, so children hear the sound exactly when they see it. Print for pencil skills; play for ears.

All phonics & reading printables in this set
Each worksheet lives inside a free weekly packet with nine pages: literacy, math and a creative page for three days. Log in to download the packet you want, or work through the packets in order.








Every one of these pages is playable online.
Finger tracing, spoken sounds and tap-to-paint coloring, using the same phonics & reading curriculum, saved to your child’s progress map.
FAQ
What phonics should be taught in kindergarten?
Letter-sound links, beginning sounds, and reading simple short-vowel (CVC) words. Our sequence does exactly this from Week 18 onward, after letter recognition is solid - and every sound is spoken aloud in the online versions.