Coloring G-H

This Coloring G-H worksheet is designed to help Preschool, Kindergarten, and early Grade 1 students strengthen letter-sound correspondence, phonemic awareness, and early phonics skills through an engaging coloring activity. Students look at familiar pictures-such as grapes, goat, hat, house, and igloo-say each word aloud, identify its beginning sound, and color the letter (G or H) that matches. The combination of visual cues and hands-on coloring supports sound recognition and early reading readiness.

Learning Goals

• Letter-Sound Correspondence (PreK-K): Identify beginning sounds and match them to the correct letters G and H.
• Phonemic Awareness: Practice isolating and recognizing initial sounds in spoken words.
• Alphabet & Word Recognition: Reinforce familiarity with letters and common vocabulary.
• Fine Motor Development: Build hand control, coordination, and precision through purposeful coloring.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource: Designed to align with early literacy and phonics instruction standards.
• Multisensory Learning Approach: Integrates speaking, seeing, and coloring to deepen sound-symbol understanding.
• Clear Visual Supports: Familiar images help learners confidently identify beginning sounds.
• Flexible Use Options: Ideal for phonics lessons, literacy centers, small groups, morning work, or homework.

This printable worksheet helps young learners build confidence with beginning sounds for G-H through an interactive, art-based format. By naming pictures, identifying sounds, and coloring the correct letters, students strengthen phonics skills, auditory discrimination, and fine motor control-key foundations for successful early reading development.

This worksheet is part of our Beginning Sounds collection.