This is a great game to have students play to help them learn and tell the difference between capitol and lowercase letters. The student is playing a rat whose friend(s) drop him letters from the sky and he tries to catch them in his basket. The computer shows you what you can not get and what you can. You will either be able to get capital letters or lower case letters. Once you know what you are to get, you must only collect those letters. If you get the wrong letter, you will lose a point. It is a rather easy game to learn. It might need to be explained the first time, but after that the students should be able to understand what to do.

This is a phonemic awareness game that the students hunt for aliens. The alien tells you a word, and you shoot the letters that you hear. You do this for three rounds and then the mother ship takes you home.

This game shows students how to spell a word, and then mixes the letters up and has the student drag the letters to the correct box. There are many different levels, and the only skill the student needs is the ability click and drag, which makes this a good activity for younger students

This online games deals with beginning letter sounds for young readers and two other grammar games for you students. The games are very interactive and have cool animations to go along with the game. The students can use these games to develop a better sense of phonemic awareness when reading. The games are fun and interactive for the students to better learn about reading.

This online activity is a quiz for students to take that can help them practice their syllables within phonemic awareness. This activity has the student clap out each syllable of the words they are provided. Once they have clapped out each syllable to each word, they will pick the word that they feel is correct. There are ten questions through out the quiz. Once you reach the end, they will explain to you how many you recieved right. Also through out the time of taking the quiz if you get one wrong you can try again until you get the right answer. I feel the insentive for this quiz is not an award in a game, but rather allowing the student to know what they got wrong and how to fix the problem.

This website provides young students with an opportunity to identify words based on word sounds and pictures. The word presented is actually sounded out so the student will be able to better identify the letter that is to be chosen.

Between the Lions offers children fun, interactive games where they can match sounds to words, practice the alphabet, learn short and long vowel sounds, and put letters together to make words. Chicken Stacker is a game in which the child must pick the eggs that contain the specified sound or letter, and watch their chickens stack up!

Orson and his friends on the farm offer engaging, academically-sound activities that give children the opportunity to practice phonemic awareness tasks such deleting and substituting phonemes in a fun way.