Kindergarten Literacy Center Activities Early Finisher Activities No Prep

Looking for no prep Kindergarten Literacy center activities, or Early Finisher activities? These engaging, no prep sub plans include 8 letter and sound recognition games that are perfect for small groups, independent work, or hands-on centers!

Your students will LOVE these fun and engaging Kindergarten Literacy center activities! Just print, and go! The no prep sub plans format is perfect for the busy teacher.

These Early Finisher activities will help your students learn about beginning sounds, uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and letter formation.

Here’s What You’ll Get with these No Prep Sub Plans:

• Roll and Cover – Beginning Sounds – 5 pages – in color and b&w
• Roll and Cover – Uppercase Letters – 5 pages – in color and b&w
• Roll and Cover – Lowercase Letters – 5 pages – in color and b&w
• Roll and Trace – Uppercase and Lowercase Letters – 9 pages – in b&w only
• Roll and Write – Uppercase and Lowercase Letters – 9 pages – in b&w only
• Roll and Read – Uppercase Letters – 1 page – in b&w only
• Roll and Read – Lowercase Letters – 1 page – in b&w only
• Roll and Read – Beginning Sounds – 1 page – in color and b&w

Directions for Students:

• Roll and Cover Beginning Sounds – students will roll a die and cover the picture that has the beginning sound of the letter rolled
• Roll and Cover Uppercase Letters – students will roll a die and find the matching uppercase letter of the letter they rolled and cover it
• Roll and Cover Lowercase Letters – students will roll a die and find the matching lowercase letter of the letter they rolled and cover it
• Roll and Trace – students will roll a die and then trace the the letter in the row that they rolled from left to right, until they reach the end of each row
• Roll and Write – students will roll a die and then write the letter they rolled in the same row from left to right until the reach the end of each row
• Roll and Read Letters – students will roll a die and say the letter name, or sound of the letter they rolled
• Roll and Read Beginning Sounds – students will roll a die and say the beginning sound for the picture in the row they rolled from left to right until they reach the end of each row

Teacher Tips:

• Laminate mats to use and over again as a literacy center
• Use mini erasers, cotton balls, and bingo chips to cover items for Roll and Cover games
• Students can color in squares on the Roll and Read games to keep track of the letters they have read or sounds they have identified, so they see when a row has been completed