I love to use picture books to reinforce skills in my classroom! Students love to be read to, and books can help students practice skills in a fun way. This list of phonemic awareness picture books has a wide variety engaging picture books to practice different phonemic awareness skills.
Rhyming Books
Rhyming books are fun for kids! Not only that, hearing rhyme really helps students master their rhyming skills. This list includes both classic and newer books that show great examples of rhyming with repetition, silly stories, and great plots!
Brown Bear Brown Bear, What Do You See? By: Bill Martin Jr.

Green Eggs and Ham By: Dr. Seuss

Llama Llama Red Pajama By: Anna Dewdney

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly By: Simms Taback
Pig the Pug By: Aaron Blabey

The Wonky Donkey By: Craig Smith

Is Your Mama a LLama By: Deborah Guarino

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom By: Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault

Ricky the Rock: The Rock That Couldn’t Roll By: Mr. Jay

How to Catch a…. Series By: Adam Wallace (All the books in this series have rhyme and great vocabulary!

Patrick Picklebottom and the Penny Book By: Mr. Jay

Books to Reinforce Beginning Sound Using Alliteration
These books use alliteration to make learning to identify and produce beginning sounds fun!
Some Smug Slug By: Pamela Duncan Edwards

Clara Caterpillar By: Pamela Duncan Edwards

Princess Pigtoria and the Pea By: Pamela Duncan Edwards

The Worrywarts By: Pamela Duncan Edwards

Many Marvelous Monsters By: Ed Heck

The Spaghetti Slurping Sewer Serpent By: Laura Ripes

Q is for Duck: An Alphabet Guessing Game By: Mary Elting and Michael Folsom

Dr. Seuss’s ABC Book: An Amazing ABC Book: By Dr. Seuss

Syllables
These books show students how to hear and identify syllables in words.
Tanka Tanks Skunk By: Steve Webb

The Word Collector By: Peter H. Reynolds

Phoneme Substitution:
Students will love these silly books that use phoneme manipulation to creates stories that your students will find funny and engaging!
Runny Babbit: A Billy Sook By: Shel Silverstein

Hooway for Wodney Wat By: Helen Lester

Don’t Be Silly, Mrs. Millie By: Judy Cox

There’s a Wocket in My Pocket By: Dr. Seuss

I hope you find this list of books helpful! Leave me a comment below if you read one of these books in your class!
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