March Literacy Centers Kindergarten Phonics Mystery Puzzles

Looking to enhance your Kindergarten phonics skills for March literacy centers? These phonics mystery puzzles are a great way to get started! With a St. Patrick’s Day theme, there are 8 puzzles in total that cover important phonics skills such as identifying uppercase and lowercase letters, beginning sounds, and syllables.

Each puzzle features a picture or letter that must be matched to its corresponding letter to reveal a mystery picture. Additionally, there is a black and white version of each puzzle available for use.

These phonics mystery puzzles are engaging and effective, making them an ideal resource for Kindergarten teachers looking to improve their students’ phonics skills.

The puzzles are simple enough for use at the beginning of the year, but engaging enough to be used after the skills have been mastered.

If you’re looking for a fun and effective way to practice phonics skills during March, these Kindergarten phonics mystery puzzles are an excellent choice for your literacy centers or as a time filler. Check them out today!

This resource includes:

• 8 St. Patrick’s Day themed printable phonics puzzles in color and black & white.
• 8 St. Patrick’s Day themed digital phonics puzzles for Google Slides™
• Each puzzle has 12 pieces that review phonics skills – letter identification: upper to lower and lower to upper (4), beginning sounds (2), Syllables (2)

Student Directions:

• Students will look at the letter or picture and find the matching letter or number to cover that space; to reveal the mystery picture.
• If you’re using the black & white puzzles, students can color in the puzzle as a final step.

Teacher Tips:

• Laminate to use over and over again as a literacy center.
• Use these cards to create the perfect St. Patrick’s Day literacy center.
• Use the digital activity as a whole group review before assigning the printable puzzles.

How to access your Google Slides™ resource:

• When you purchase this resource on page 1 of your PDF download, will be a link to the digital version of this resource in Google Slides™.
• You will click the link, and then you will be directed to make a copy of this resource.
• Once you make a copy you will be able to share the resource you copied with your students and/or parents.
• Please note in order for the pieces to be moveable this activity must be played in edit mode.