Beginning Sounds Clip Wheels

$3.00

These Beginning Sounds Clip Wheels develop fine motor skills while teaching the children to identify beginning letter sounds. Each wheel includes 4 objects that correspond to the letter in the middle. Children will mark the correct pictures with clothespins.

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Andiland
a very well crafted resource indeed

I used these in special education as part of centers rotations.

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Maggie S.
A well crafted resource

This is a great way to teach beginning sounds. I love that it included the fine motor pincher skill. I can work on two skills at one time.

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Carly F.
Great Activity

Another great resource to use during letter recognition! My students loved using clothespins and I loved the extra fine motor practice! Again, another resource I have used in older grades for fun review!

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Sarah S.
Preschool

Thank you for helping me with my classroom! This was a great tool we used for stretch-your-brain activities during centers.

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Sara M.
First Sound Fun!

The is a fun way to practice first sound fluency as an add-on to whole group and small group instruction. Thanks!

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Lorin Hosmer
Great resource

I am using these sound wheels with my student with Autism who is also non-speaking. Quick and easy activity.

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Janie S.
Great Resource

I cannot access the actual Teachers Pay Teachers product page to view the specific design and content of the "Beginning Sounds Clip Wheels Alphabet Activity." However, I will write a comprehensive and detailed example review based on the features a top-quality, highly engaging phonics center resource should offer. Review: Beginning Sounds Clip Wheels Alphabet Activity - Letters & Sounds Phonics Center Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "A Highly Effective, Hands-On Tool for Phonics Mastery!" This Beginning Sounds Clip Wheels Alphabet Activity is an absolute gem for any pre-K, kindergarten, or first-grade classroom. It’s a perfect addition to my phonics centers and intervention groups, offering a tactile, highly engaging way for students to practice a foundational skill: phoneme-grapheme correspondence.

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Emily S.
Cute and easy practice

My preschooler enjoyed clipping the miniature clothespins on these cards!

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Sandra Carpentieri
GREAT FOR LITERACY BINS!

This hands-on clip wheel activity helps students practice beginning sounds and letter recognition in a fun, interactive way. Perfect for literacy centers, small groups, or independent practice.

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Christine B.
great resource

great hands on activity for little learners. students liked

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Joyfully Thriving
Great for Centers!

These were great to laminate and use at center time in Kindergarten. I put dots on the back so the kids could self-correct and check themselves.

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Eliza C.
Amazing Resource

Children really enjoyed using this resource and it also worked well for developing fine motor skills.

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Vivian F.
Interactive resource

This interactive resource is easy to prep and can then be pulled out along with clips to make an interactive letter sound activity.

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Stephanie S.
love this resource

My students love this activity! I appreciate how easy it is to set up

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Designs by PJ
Well made resource!

So excited to add this to my letter center. Great fun way to practice letter sounds!

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Kinder Garden of Grace

I really enjoyed using this resource in my classroom! It was simple to prep, fun for my students, I’ll definitely be checking out more materials from this creator!

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Kaitlyn S.

Loved this resources! Easy activity that allowed them to identify the matching beginning sounds!

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Stephanie R.

Good fine motor activity along with learning letters and beginning sounds.

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Free to Teach

Nice resource for kindergarten. I enjoyed using it with my students.

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Trevisan Teachables

students had lots of fun practicing their newly learned skills on their own. Thanks

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Mary-Beth L.

This was exactly what I was looking for for my small groups. I appreciate that we can combine fine motor work with alphabet awareness.

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Coffee Copy Teach

Such a good center for students to work on identifying beginning sounds and it also helps build their fine motor skills!

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Eugenia W.

Love these for centers and small group practice! Thank you!

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Aimee H.

Thank you so much! I am an SLP-A serving grades K-8, and I really need a wide variety of materials to address all of my students' goals. This hit the spot. Thanks again!

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Katie Harmon

This is a wonderful resource. I used it with my kindergarten class!

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Rianne Delgadillo

Used this in a small group with my students. They found it very engaging.

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Erin E.

Great resource to use in our preschool curriculum!

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erika M.

Great resource- easy prep, planning and keeps kids engaged.

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Wirtz Elementary World

Wonderful practice of connecting beginning sounds to their letters.

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Sherry L.

Great resource for reviewing beginning sounds! Very colorful, interactive and fun!

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Michelle M.

Love this! Thank you so much for this great resource! =-)

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Michelle W.

Great resource. My students were very engaged. Thankyou

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Catriona F.

Thank you! My kindergarten students enjoyed finding the beginning sound pictures!

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