Letter identification

Are you trying to teach letter identification? Are your kids tired of worksheets? I don't blame them. Worksheets can be boring. It's much better to teach letter identification through play. So, here are five fun and active games that you can use to help your child learn their letters. For even more help teaching reading, please check out my homeschool…

Discover hands-on letter sound activities for your preschoolers! These engaging initial sound centers are perfect for teaching the alphabet.

These Alphabet Letter Identification Printables are such a fun way for preschoolers to learn their letters! From overthebigmoon.com!

Practice uppercase letters with alpahbet playdough mats. These playdough letter mats strengthen hand muscles while using play doh to roll and shape ABCs.

These alphabet dice games from PreKinders can be used at large group or small group for practicing letter identification. This is a fun learning activity you can do with your preschool or pre-k class. Check out these fun games and get a free printable!

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Are you looking for some engaging letter recognition games? Do your K-1 students need some fun and hands on ways to practice letter identification. This blog post will give you some great ideas that are just perfect for your classroom. Some will use items that you already have in your classroom, while others require nothing additional. These are great for individual practice, small group instruction, or literacy centers. They include a variety of modes to meet all learning styles.

I've always been a fan of using magnetic alphabet letters in the classroom. They're bright, fun, & seem to get kids excited when they see them. But that's not all they're good for, here are my top uses/reasons why magnetic letters are one of my classroom essentials. I've even got a FREEBIE for you. Magnetic Letters Are: Fast and Easy: little hands will have no issue manipulating these tools Engaging: your learner will be an active participant Hands on: promoting a deeper content connection…

Be inspired by these alphabet intervention activities designed to boost letter knowledge, letter sounds, and letter formation.