Ending Consonants Worksheets - Free Printable

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Worksheet Overview:

This is a phonics worksheet focused on final consonants — specifically the sounds of the letters "b" and "p". The task has two parts:

1. Color the pictures that end with the sound of "b" or "p".
2. Match each word to its picture.

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Part 1: What sound does each letter make? Color the pictures that end with that sound.

#### Letter: b
- The sound of "b" at the end of a word is the /b/ sound.
- Look for pictures whose names end with the "b" sound.

Pictures under "b":
1. Compass → ends with s, not "b" → ✘
2. Crab → ends with b → ✔
3. Bird → ends with d, not "b" → ✘

✔ So, color the crab (because "crab" ends with /b/).

#### Letter: p
- The sound of "p" at the end of a word is the /p/ sound.
- Look for pictures whose names end with the "p" sound.

Pictures under "p":
1. Bed → ends with d, not "p" → ✘
2. Car → ends with r, not "p" → ✘
3. Cap → ends with p → ✔

✔ So, color the cap (because "cap" ends with /p/).

> ⚠️ Note: The bed and car are not correct for either "b" or "p" ending. Only crab and cap are correct.

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Part 2: Match each word to its picture

Words to match:
- bib
- top
- cup
- tub

Pictures:
1. Apple (but labeled as "bib"? Wait — let’s look carefully.)

Wait — actually, the pictures are:
- A bib (a baby's bib)
- A top (like a spinning top)
- A cup
- A tub (bathtub)

So matching:

| Word | Picture |
|------|--------|
| bib | Baby bib (with strap) |
| top | Spinning top |
| cup | Coffee cup |
| tub | Bathtub |

Now, match them correctly:

- bib → picture of the baby bib
- top → picture of the spinning top
- cup → picture of the cup
- tub → picture of the bathtub

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✔ Final Answer Summary:

#### Part 1: Coloring
- Under "b": Color the crab (because "crab" ends in /b/)
- Under "p": Color the cap (because "cap" ends in /p/)

#### Part 2: Matching
- bib → baby bib
- top → spinning top
- cup → coffee cup
- tub → bathtub

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🔍 Explanation:

This worksheet helps children practice:
- Recognizing final consonant sounds (/b/ and /p/)
- Identifying words that end with those sounds
- Connecting spoken words to written words and images

It reinforces phonemic awareness and early reading skills.

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