Alphabet introduction preschool

This list of hands-on alphabet activities will help to keep toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten aged children engaged as they learn the alphabet

I mentioned a little while ago how I wanted to share some of my older posts with you again and how I hoped you wouldn't mind, and how they were really cool activities, but the writing was perhaps a little off, and how sometimes I rambled (okay that clearly has not gotten any better). Well,

We couldn’t be happier to see so many little ones (and their parents enjoying our NUMBER FLASH CARDS) and now it’s time to add alphabet cards and free letter recognition…

Letter D Activities that would be perfect for preschool or kindergarten. Sensory, art, fine motor, literacy and alphabet practice all rolled into Letter D fun with some bonus math practice.

Looking for activities to learn about the letter B? I have some craft, printables, sensory and play activities perfect for preschoolers!

Ty hasn't really taken the typical road to Montessori literacy, mostly because he started on the journey himself, and continues to do so. I'm trying to get him on track a bit more with traditional Montessori practices, but while following his lead as well. This has been our journey so far and where we we are today, including new activities we've started working with to further his interests. There are many videos, mostly for myself perhaps, to log Tyler's amazing (to me anyhow...I'm his…

FREE printables for preschoolers, reception, EYFS, homeschool and kindergarten. Phonics letter sounds worksheet for the Letter A. Includes a Montessori finger tracing guide in the centre to help your child correctly form the letter "a". #phonics #phonicsprintables #phonicsworksheets #montessoriactivities #montessoriprintables #preschool #homeschool #lettersounds

Free Preschool Letter Worksheets, for learning the alphabet. Preschool students will work on upper and lowercase letter formation, beginning letter words and sounds, vocabulary, handwriting, tracing, and fine motor skills.

Letter recognition is essential for developing literacy skills in early childhood. Give your preschooler a fun and easy introduction to learning their ABCs or give your kindergartener more practice developing their knowledge. Learn more!