pdf, 10.48 MB
pdf, 10.48 MB
pdf, 10.48 MB
pdf, 10.48 MB

Make early phonics learning fun, purposeful and engaging with Peter’s Pirate Hunt — a playful worksheet designed to help young learners identify and practise the initial /p/ sound.

In this pirate-themed activity, children help Peter sort items into treasure or rubbish depending on whether the word starts with the letter P. Through listening, speaking, drawing and early writing, pupils strengthen their phonemic awareness while building confidence with letter–sound correspondence.

What this worksheet helps children achieve

Recognise and identify the initial /p/ sound in words

Make clear links between spoken sounds and the letter P

Develop early phonics skills in a low-pressure, playful way

Build listening skills, vocabulary and early decision-making

Practise fine motor skills through drawing and mark-making

How to use

Ideal for EYFS, Reception, Pre-Reception, and Nursery

Perfect for phonics sessions, small group work, interventions, or home learning

Can be used alongside any systematic phonics programme (e.g. Letters and Sounds)

Children place items that start with P into the treasure chest and those that don’t into the rubbish pile, reinforcing understanding through visual sorting and discussion.

Why teachers love it

✔ Clear learning objective
✔ Simple instructions for independent or guided work
✔ Child-friendly visuals that support engagement
✔ Encourages talk, reasoning and sound discrimination

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