Which Sound?

Which Sound? Worksheet

Worksheet Description

You not only have to match the sound, but the correct spelling of each.   This makes for a more advanced activity.  We would recommend pairing this with one of the puzzles found in this section.

This worksheet is a matching activity designed for educational purposes. It displays illustrations of four different animals on the left side, including a lion and a mouse, each followed by a dotted line leading to a set of sound bubbles on the right. The sound bubbles contain onomatopoeic words such as “Squeak Squeak,” “Meow Meow,” “Roar Roar,” and “Cluck Cluck.” Children are instructed to draw a line between each animal and the correct sound it makes.

The purpose of the worksheet is to teach children to recognize animals by the characteristic sounds they make. It encourages the development of auditory discrimination as the children must differentiate between various animal vocalizations. This exercise also aids in vocabulary development by familiarizing students with onomatopoeic words that represent animal sounds. In addition, drawing lines to the correct sound helps improve fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.