Letter recognition activities for kindergarten
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Say goodbye to workbooks and hello to engaging letter recognition activities! Get outside and get creative while your child learns to identify their letters!
Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "I love welcoming my preschooler home from school with a fun activity—it’s a special way for us to bond and kick off our home learning adventure together. Today, Abby had a blast with a treasure hunt game! She searched high and low for sticky note butterflies hidden around the room. 🦋 Then, she sorted them to uppercase letter B or lowercase letter b and pasted them onto corresponding flowers. 👉🏻 Perfect for ages 2 to 5! ❤️ Want more delightful…
Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Discover our multisensory letter table, an interactive space where students engage with the letter of the week through hands-on activities. This video showcases various tactile experiences designed to help preschoolers grasp letter recognition and phonetics in a fun, engaging way. From tracing letters in sand to covering the letter with magnetic bingo chips, each activity is tailored to enhance learning through touch, sight, and movement."
PoPcorn PoPPin Preschool on Instagram: "So much going on with their activity. Not only Letter recognition, but finding beads the correct size to make each letter. Talking, helping, searching, multi steps, sensory. #preschoolactivity #alphabetfun #thinkinginpreschool #smallgroups #alphabetplay #letterrecognition"
Create DIY letter recognition games for preschoolers using disposable spoons that's perfect for learning letters and improving motor skills!
Sharyn Kish on Instagram: "Here are a few ways to use those mini fly swatters… 1. Teacher (or family member) says a word. Students “swat” the beginning sound heard in the word dictated. (Great phoneme to grapheme practice) The first one to slap it gets to grab it from the table. Play until there are no more cards. 2. Play the same way but students listen for the middle vowel sound. **You can change up the game to listen for ending sounds in the words dictated. 3. Sound Circle. Lay out…
Skillmatics on Instagram: "Pre-writing activity ✏️ 💛 ✨️@missfarahtutorials shared this tracing activity as a way to target your little one’s visual motor skills as they learn letter or number recognition. Steps: 1️⃣ Add baby oil and a marble (a pom pom would work to) to a Ziplock bag, seal tightly (add tape to prevent leaks) 2️⃣ Write a letter or letters on a piece of paper 3️⃣ Place the Ziplock bag on top of the letter 4️⃣Show your child how to trace the letters from the top down…
Get silly with a fly swatter! Find the letters, then swat each one with a fly swatter in this fun and funny game that great for preschoolers or toddlers.
