Toys We Play With: Circle the Word Toys Worksheet

About this worksheet

Twelve line-art playthings with a two-word choice beside each: a sled, a hoop, a hand bell, a sand pail, a toy frog, chalk, a toy cat, a recorder, a toy van, a string of beads, a bat and a toy whale.

This is the easiest circle-the-word page in the toys set, and the reason is the word list. Sled, hoop, bell, pail, frog, chalk, cat, flute, van, beads, bat and whale are all one syllable, most of them phonetically plain, and no pair of choices shares a first letter. A child who is only just decoding can finish it without help.

Start here if the longer pages look daunting, then move on to “Playtime Toys” for three-syllable words.

What students will practice

• Read a word and match it to a picture
• Sound out short one-syllable words
• Build toy vocabulary in print

Details

Grade level

Kindergarten

Subject

Reading · Vocabulary

Pages

1

Format

PDF · US Letter and A4 included

License

Free for classroom use · Attribution appreciated

Last updated

August 7, 2026