I'm always looking for new and engaging ideas to use in my classroom particularly activities that can be completed independently during our Daily 5 lesson or as a literacy centre. Recently I created these letter sound maze mats for class and they've been a great way for children to practice hearing and differentiating between beginning sounds in familiar words.
![Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey]( "Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey")
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![Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey]( "Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey")
![Printable Digraph Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey]( "Printable Digraph Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey")
![Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey]( "Printable Initial Sound Maze Mats - perfect for word work in your Daily 5 lesson or as a independent literacy centre activity. Great for developing speech and language too | you clever monkey")
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Children can simply find their way through each letter maze by using counters to mark the correct initial sound as they go. These alphabet sound mazes are easy to prep just print, laminate if you want to use them more than once and add some counters. There are also answer sheets provided so students can check their own work at the end.
Want to try one? I'm making the Letter A free to download.
The complete alphabet can be
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