Alphabet Board Games - No Prep Letter Recognition and Sounds Phonics Games

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These alphabet board games are sure to engage and excite young learners! Teach letter recognition and letter sounds while building phonics skills with no prep alphabet board games!

Just print and play! You only need a few basic manipulatives. Save time by slipping into page protectors or you can laminate. No need to cut anything out!

  • 5 different letter identification board games for each letter of the alphabet  x  4 different themes for each letter - one for each season! That means there are 520 different letter recognition games. Plus, additional black and white options!

  • 5 different beginning sound board games. Three board games that cover one letter at a time, one board game that covers 2 letters at a time and 1 board game that covers 3 letters at a time. That means there are 400 games in all. Plus, additional black and white options!

Between all the letter recognition games and beginning sounds games, you will have a total of 920 games to last the whole year! 

Skills included in the alphabet games pack:

  • Letter recognition
  • Letter sounds
  • Letter formation

Alphabet Games included in pack:

  1. Letter Recognition Four in a Row Board Game - Students will roll the dice, move around the game board and cover matching letters on the 4 board.

  2. Letter Recognition Roll, Race and Cover Board Game - Students roll the dice, move around the game board and cover matching letters on their own grid. 

  3. Letter Roll and Trace Four in a Row - Students roll the dice and trace a corresponding letter in that row. Try to get four in a row!

  4. Letter Recognition Spin and Cover Board Game - Students spin the spinner and cover the corresponding lowercase or uppercase version of the letter in the grid with their own game pieces.

  5. Letter Spin and Trace Board Game - Students spin the spinner and trace a corresponding letter in their jar. 

  6. Letters and Sounds Spin and Race Board Game - Students spin the spinner and move through the board game - landing on letters and beginning sound pictures that are specific to one letter.

  7. Roll, Race and Cover Beginning Sounds Board Game - Students roll the dice and move through the board game while landing on beginning sound pictures specific to only one letter. When they land on a picture, they cover that picture in their own grid.

  8. Sound or Not the Sound? Spin and Race Board Game - Students spin the spinner and move to a corresponding space on the game board which depends on whether they landed on the letter or not the letter space. Every time they go around the game board, they cover one of 3 individual spots - try to go around 3 times!

  9. Beginning Sound Spin and Cover Four in a Row Board Game - Students spin the spinner and land on one of two letters. Then they cover a corresponding beginning sound picture on the game board. Try to get four in a row!

  10. Beginning Sound Spin and Race Board Game - Students spin the spinner and land on one of three letters. Then they move to the next corresponding beginning sound picture on their individual game board. Try to be the first to get to the end!

Grab this alphabet board games bundle for exciting practice with letters and sounds!

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Mrs Pepper Teaches K
Great resource for K and MLLs

My students ask me to play these every time we have pull-out group.

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Tracey L.
Great resource

I love using these games for my literacy rotations.

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Michelle B.
Great product

This product is easy to prep and makes practicing letters engaging for students.

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Ashley L.
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This was a great resource for my students still working on letter identification and sounds!

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Shelley Jacobs
Excellent piece of resource!

Very satisfied with my purchase. It was exactly what I needed for my classroom.

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Sandra Carpentieri
FUN! FUN! FUN!

SO many alphabet board games to choose from to practice identifying letters.

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SarahKim Jodoin
A lot of center games

Great purchase, many options to choose from for center time to review letters

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Michelle Z.

These engaging, no-prep board games are a fantastic way to reinforce letter recognition and phonics skills in young learners. With vibrant visuals and simple instructions, they captivate students' attention and make learning fun. The versatility of these games allows for easy integration into various classroom settings, making them a valuable addition to any early literacy curriculum.

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Louisa Palmer

This was a great additional practice for my students. This resource was great.

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Melanie L.

I really enjoyed seeing what my students did with this resource this year.

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Kelsey K.

These games were perfect for tubs as well as small group!

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Jessica S.

My students love using these games for letter practice. I love that they are easy to prep, but still engaging for students. They especially enjoy the games that they get to use a spinner for!

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Kennedy T.

Alphabet board games were such a great addition to my class this year. My students loved playing these!

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Abby H.

The print and play aspect of these games are perfect for our literacy centers. I print several for various ability levels and students can use the ones that work best for their reading level. The games are simple enough that they don't need a teacher to explain each one but engaging enough the students want to try them all.

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tammy M.

This resource kept my students engaged very well.

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Jolynne R.

These games are very cute. My students love the race games, because they are very competitive. I can see using the individual versions with students who have difficulty with turn taking.

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Laura C.

My students struggle to learn all of their alphabets, and needed a resource to challenge them, yet make learning fun. This was it.

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Melitta R.

I highly recommend these games for anyone teaching or working with students. My students absolutely loved playing them! They were engaged every time, and the interactive format helped them learn from their mistakes in a supportive environment. The addition of a little friendly competition was a fantastic motivator, encouraging them to try harder and develop new skills. It’s a perfect blend of fun and education that keeps students excited about learning. I’ll definitely continue using these games in the future!

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Jaime L.

This was just what I was looking for! It was easy to use and engaging for my students. Thank you!!!

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Rachel J.

My students loved using this during small group intervention time. Great resource

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Jennifer S.

Thank you so much for creating such an outstanding resource! My students have truly enjoyed the engaging activities, and I can see they’re not only having fun but learning at the same time. The materials are well-organized and easy to implement, making it a breeze to fit into my lesson plans. The creativity and thoughtful design really show, and it has made a positive impact on my classroom. I appreciate the time and effort you put into making this resource, and I'm excited to continue using it! Thank you again for such a valuable addition to our learning.

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Molly Finnegan

My students loves these and ask to use them everyday.

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Tara Brown

Thank you for these game boards. Phonics can be fun!!!

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Wild West by Jessi

This has helped me become a better teacher. My students love these activities!

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