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Winter Literacy Centers for Kindergarten

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This blog post contains sample pages from my Winter Literacy Centers for Kindergarten packet. You can download free sample pages by clicking on the photos. To purchase the complete Winter Literacy Centers for Kindergarten packet, scroll to the end of this post for links to my online stores.

1. Winter write & wipe alphabet

To prepare the cards for use in a write and wipe center, print, laminate them, and then cut them apart. The intention of this activity is for children to practice correct letter formation with a dry-erase marker. The cards can be kept in a book-like format by making a hole in the top left corner and securing together with a key ring or a pipe-cleaner.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Alphabet Tracing

2. Hat and mittens alphabet match

To prepare this activity for use, print the cards, laminate them and then cut them apart. Household pegs, or other small clipping items such as unused hair clips or paper clips, can be used for this activity. The aim is for children to clip a peg on the mittens with the lower case letter that matches the upper case letter on the hat.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Upper and Lower Case Letter Match Clip Cards

3. Winter clip the syllables

To prepare this activity for use, print the cards, laminate them and then cut them apart. Household pegs, or other small clipping items such as unused hair clips or paper clips, can be used for this activity. The aim is for children to identify the number of syllables in each word and clip the circle with the correct answer.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Syllable Clip Cards

4. Winter clip the beginning sound (single letter sounds and blends)

Print, laminate and cut out the picture cards. The aim of this activity is for children to correctly identify the beginning sound of each picture and to clip a clothes peg to show their answer. Alternatively, children can use dry-erase markers to color the correct beginning sound.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Beginning Sounds Clip Cards

5. Missing beginning and ending sounds (CVC words)

You will need to supply children will Scrabble letter tiles or other small letters for this activity. To prepare the cards for use, print, laminate and then cut them apart. Children are required to identify the missing letter at the beginning and end of the word and place the letter tiles in the squares to show their answer.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers CVC Words Missing Beginning and Ending Sounds

6. Hot chocolate word family sort

To prepare this activity, print, laminate and cut out the sorting hot chocolate mats and marshmallow word and picture cards. The aim is for children to identify the ending for each word and sort it to the correct word family hot chocolate.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Hot Chocolate Word Family Sorting

7. Winter snowman spin and rhyme

Print, laminate and cut out all the cards. You will need to supply children with a paper clip and a pencil to make a spinner. Children being by laying out in a row the blue header cards. They spin the pencil spinner on the snowman spinning card and read the word where it stops. Children then find a matching rhyming picture and place it under the blue card it rhymes with. This continues until all the cards have been used up.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Rhyming Words

8. Winter long and short vowel word sort

To prepare this activity, print, laminate and cut out the snowman and snowflake cards. The aim is for children to identify the type of vowel sound for each of the pictures on the snowflake and sort it to the correct snowman.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Snowman Long and Short Vowel Sounds

9. Build a sight word snowman (Pre-Primer & Primer words)

To prepare this activity for use, print and cut out all the cards. The aim of this activity is for children to sort the sight words and build a snowman using them.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Snowman Sight Words Match
Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Snowman Sight Words

10. Winter missing sight words (Pre-Primer words)

Print the blue and red strips. The numbered blue strips each contain a sentence with a missing sight word, while the red strips contain the words that are missing. The aim is for children to read the sentence, identify the missing word and write it on their recording page.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Missing Sight Word Sentences

11. Winter write the room

To prepare this activity, print, laminate and cut out all the vocabulary cards. Place the cards randomly around the room. Provide your children with a clip board with the recording page/s. The aim is for children to find the picture cards and write the word next to the matching picture on their recording page.

Printable Winter Literacy Kindergarten Centers Vocabulary Words

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11 Winter Literacy Center Activities for Kindergarten | Morning Tubs | Bins
11 Winter Literacy Center Activities for Kindergarten | Morning Tubs | Bins Snowman Spin and Rhyme
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