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Phonics ‘UNK’ Sounds Worksheets & Activities

matching sounds with individual letters or groups of letters

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Learn more about phonic UNK here or download the comprehensive worksheet pack to utilize within the classroom or home environment.

  • Phonics derives from the Greek word “phono”, which means sound or voice. Therefore, phonics is teaching students about the relationship between the sound of a letter (also known as a phoneme), and the letter or groups of letters of a written language that represent it (these are called graphemes).
  • Phonics can be taught by learning individual sounds and their corresponding letters, or by learning the sounds of groups of letters.
  • Learning groups of letters involves rimes (which are vowel and consonant pairs like “at” or “ed”), and consonant clusters, which are pairs of consonants like “bl” or “sh”.
  • Once these groups are established, syllables, or groups of groups can be taught to blend, such as ch + op = chop

Phonic UNK Worksheets

This phonic pack forms part of a larger series on the English language and encompasses the Roman alphabet letters UNK. When using this worksheet pack, students will be able to match the sounds with individual letters or groups of letters.

Complete List Of Included Worksheets

  • Color in Page
  • Match the Picture
  • Circle the Picture
  • Cut and Paste
  • Phonic UNK find the words
  • Write a sentence
  • Draw a Picture
  • Practice Time
  • Complete the Image
  • Spell it out

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Use With Any Curriculum

These worksheets have been specifically designed for use with any international curriculum. You can use these worksheets as-is, or edit them using Google Slides to make them more specific to your own student ability levels and curriculum standards.

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