T is for train

Here's Colban's alphabet craftivity for the letter 'T'! Didn't it come out great? The inspiration (found on Pinterest, of course) came from this blog post. He really liked this one - you can see that after he was done pasting the pieces, he added details with a colored pencil. Here's a fun activity we've been doing to reinforce letter recognition and beginning sounds: Beginning Sound Trains! from Kindergarten Smorgasboard. The pack includes a train engine for each letter of the alphabet…

Letter T Crafts Here it comes the letter T! Learning the letter T and the sound will be more exciting when kids do some...

Learn ABC alphabet letter t with all these super cute and clever letter T crafts for preschool and kindergartners.

If your child has trains all over the floor like mine does or you are in search of letter T crafts and activities for preschoolers...

Throughout this past school year, Blonde Warrior has been learning the names and sounds of all the letters in the alphabet. As a fun review, I have prepared quick, time-friendly/budget friendly craft pages for him to complete...one for each letter. At the end of the year, we will compile all of these pages into an ABC book that we will have bound at Office Max. After mastering all of his vowels, letter "T" was the first consonant that Blonde Warrior learned. Since playing with cars has…

Trains are THE BEST. We love to do train art projects and make trains snacks and of course, read books about trains. For our Weekly Virtual Book Club for Kids this week we are featuring The

Transportation unit: Letter T. Letter recognition. Train tracks.

This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Train crafts just don't get easier than this one! We love crafting but I also don't have much time to waste when it comes to prepping materials and planning

T is for Train and Track

All aboard! This week the Tot School A to Z series is taking us to T is for a train! We’ve put together a week of play and learning activities to get you started with this theme. The play activities will be more child directed. The learning activities require a little more supervision and focus more...Read More »