Letter of the week activities

Do you use a Letter of the Week curriculum? You may want to re-think using it and try teaching alphabet letters in cycles.

Are you teaching the alphabet to your toddler? Check out these fun letter A activities for 2-year-olds! Shortly after she turned two, I began a Letter of the Week series with my younger daughter. After

The ONLY letter of the week post you will need to create fun letter crafts and hands-on-fun while working on letter recognition.

Introducing the letter a to your class or child? Check out this free letter a lesson plan with lots of crafts and activities!

Here are our Monday activities for H Week! We built the letter in lots of different ways in our ever popular letter building center. We reviewed the letter on our Letter of the Week chart by singing our H Letter Formation Song, doing our H Action (hopping!), making the h sound, and reciting six different objects that start with H! Last, we practiced H on our Sky-Grass-Dirt paper with dry erase markers. ⁠⠀ This is such a GREAT way to kick off our letter study each week!

These Magnetic Tiles Lowercase Letter Mats are a fun way for your young learners to practice identifying and forming the letters of the alphabet. Click on the link to learn more! https://abcsofliteracy.com/magnetic-tiles-lowercase-letter-mats/

We recently started doing a letter of the week in our home with my nearly 3-year-old. I have gotten so many requests for what we do and how we structure it so I wanted to share some activities along with how we are doing letter activities in general.

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