Double Sounds

Worksheet Description

All of these animals often make double sounds to help them get their point across.  Take your time and match the double sounds to the creature that makes that tone naturally.

This worksheet is a learning activity for young students to match animal sounds with the correct animal. The page features a list of onomatopoeic animal sounds, such as “oink-oink,” “quack-quack,” “baa-baa,” “moo-moo,” “neigh-neigh,” and “tweet-tweet,” on the left side. On the right side, there are illustrations of various farm animals stacked vertically, including a horse, pig, cow, and sheep. The students’ task is to connect each sound with the corresponding animal that makes it.

The worksheet is designed to teach students to identify animals by the sounds they are known for. It helps to develop children’s understanding of how different animals communicate, which is a fundamental concept in learning about the animal kingdom. This activity also serves to reinforce the students’ knowledge of onomatopoeic words, which are words that phonetically imitate the sound they describe. Additionally, it can aid in improving the students’ fine motor skills as they draw lines or write to match the sounds to the animals.