How Do You Assess Letter-Sound Correspondence?

Knowing the letters in the alphabet and the symphony of sounds each letter makes is the first step in decoding the code of reading. Teaching these concepts early quickly allows your little learners to unlock words, sentences, and stories on their own. But how do you ensure that your kindergarten students are on the right path to literacy achievement? With assessments, of course!

There are loads of literacy assessments out there, and many of them aren’t truly designed for efficient use in the classroom. Sometimes, all you need is a simple assessment that allows for the testing of multiple skills and a way to track student data that doesn’t require yet another expensive computer program. This year, we’re excited to help you collect student data easily with our printable Letter-Sound Correspondence assessment pack.

Identify Letters, Letter Sounds, Initial/Final Sounds, and More With Our Alphabet Assessment Toolkit

This printable resource guide is full of printable templates and accompanying student assessment forms to help you test and track a variety of early literacy skills. We have included student and teacher versions of the assessments, as well as multiple types of data-tracking sheets in different formats. This way, YOU get to choose how you collect and present your data, rather than having to use a complicated scoring or data-tracking system. Our letter-sound-recognition assessment pack includes the following:

• Letter-Sound Correspondence Assessment – Teacher copy, student copy, and whole-class data tracking sheet
• Uppercase and Lowercase Letter Identification Assessment – Teacher copy, student copy, two formatted data tracking sheets
• Writing the Alphabet Assessment – Student copy, Data tracking sheet
• Identifying Beginning, Middle, and Ending Sounds Assessment – Teacher copy, student copy, two data tracking sheets
• Writing My Name Assessment – Student copy, data tracking sheet

This printable resource pack includes everything you need to assess your students throughout the school year. And the best part? It’s fully editable, so you can change it up as you see fit!

Download and Print Your Letter Names/Sounds Test Pack

This resource is available as an easy-to-use Google Slides or Printable PDF Resource file. To get your copy, click the dropdown arrow on the download button to select the file format you prefer.

This resource was created by Samantha Rose, a teacher in Florida and Teach Starter Collaborator.

Even More Printable Classroom Assessments and Data Trackers

Need more? Make sure you check out these handy assessments and data trackers before you go!

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