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Ocean Animal Beginning Sound Clip Cards

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Learning about ocean animals is always fun, especially as it nears summer and we have the beach on our minds! After learning animal names with our ocean animal vocabulary cards, we added in some more ocean themed fun to our reading time with these 13 ocean animal beginning sound clip cards!

Practice identifying beginning sounds and ocean animal names with these fun and free ocean animal beginning sound clip cards! Great for beginning readers!

Ocean Animal Beginning Sound Clip Cards

We love clip cards because not only are they fun, but they work on fine motor too by strengthening kids’ writing muscles while they open and shut the clothespins.

My kids use clip cards all the time, so they know exactly what to do. We have been pairing these with our ocean animal count and clip cards during math time, and they love to see the familiar ocean creatures!

Practice identifying beginning sounds and ocean animal names with these fun and free ocean animal beginning sound clip cards! Great for beginning readers!

We first grab up a card and name the animal shown. These are drawn representations, but they are still able to easily identify the animals. You can always go through the cards first and say the names together to be sure they know them before trying to identify the beginning sound.

After we pick a card and say the name of the animal, we repeat it again, clearly stating the first sound we hear. When we come to shark, we have to think carefully, because /sh/ is a digraph and represented by two letters! The same thing for /wh/ – whale.

Practice identifying beginning sounds and ocean animal names with these fun and free ocean animal beginning sound clip cards! Great for beginning readers!

Grab Your Copy

Ready to work on beginning sounds with ocean animals? Grab your free copy of the ocean animal beginning sound clip cards by clicking the large, yellow download button below!

More Ocean Themed Fun

Scroll down for even more fun ocean themed ideas from some amazing kid bloggers!

ocean activities for kids

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(NOT SHOWN) Ocean Size Sort: Small, Medium and Large // Liz’s Early Learning Spot

Odd and Even Number Fishing // Adventures of Adam

Ocean Animal Beginning Sound Clip Cards // The Letters of Literacy

Ocean Counting Mats // Mom Inspired Life

Ocean Felt Busy Box // Teach Me Mommy

Free Ocean Flip Books for All Ages // Simple Learning Kids

Shark Roll and Cover Game // Playdough to Plato

Octonauts Hermit Reef Oil Spill // Tuff Spot Play

Write and Wipe Addition Cards // The STEM Laboratory

DIY Ocean Counting Clip Cards // Life Over Cs

Color Word Clip Cards // The Simplified Classroom

Ocean Sensory Bottle // The Pleasantest Thing

Subitising Fish Game // Fairy Poppins

Salt Water Experiment | Ocean Science for Kids // Science Kiddo

Diving Fish Science Experiment // Schooling a Monkey

Ocean Animal Count and Clip Cards // The Kindergarten Connection

Five Little Fishies Song and Counting Printables // Stay at Home Educator

Ocean I Spy Printable // Powerful Mothering

Color Matching Fish Puzzles // Modern Preschool

Ocean Sensory Bin // Play & Learn Everyday

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Alex is a Transitional Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a former night owl turned early bird and playful learning enthusiast. Alex lives with her husband and their beloved and high-energy cat, Fitz.
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  1. Niki - Play & Learn Every Day

    May 23, 2016 at 3:12 am

    These look fantastic and so easy for little ones to use!

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