Syllable Scoops

Scoop up some learning fun with this sweet syllable-counting activity for kindergarten and first-grade students! This worksheet helps young learners practice identifying how many syllables they hear in a word. Students will look at each picture, say the word out loud, and then "scoop" the correct number of syllables onto the ice cream cone by drawing one scoop for each part they hear. As learners work through each word, they'll build a visual and hands-on understanding of how words break into syllables.

Practicing syllable awareness strengthens early phonological skills, which are essential for accurate spelling, smooth decoding, and overall reading fluency. This playful approach keeps students engaged while building foundational literacy skills they'll use throughout their learning journey.

Want more syllable practice? Check out these worksheets: Which Word Has More Syllables? #1 and Counting Syllables Summer.