Prek literacy

This "Kaboom!" preschool alphabet game is so simple, costs almost nothing to make, and it can be adapted to learn practically anything.

This Christmas Present CVC Words Activity is a fun word work resource for your students to use this December! Click on the link to learn more! https://abcsofliteracy.com/christmas-present-cvc-words-activity/

This free Alphabet Magnet Beginning Sounds Activity is great for Pre-K, Kindergarten, or early 1st graders who are working on letter sounds!

These phonics activities help develop kid's fine motor skills whilst also teaching them about beginning sounds, digraphs and blends. They are suitable for

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

This year for preschool we are part of a co-op preschool group. I put together name recognition activities for all the kids in the preschool. Here are the activities. Name sticks To make this activity. I got paint stick stirrers and used Mod Podge to glue the letters of the child's name on to the stick. Then used mounting tape to stick the letters onto the clothespins. Your child matches up the letters to spell their name. Name Block Matching This can be made in any word document or you…

Are you looking for ways to incorporate environmental print in your preschool classroom? This post has five different ideas to easily incorporate...

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20+ magical & engaging preschool Chistmas activities for literacy, math, sensory, snacks, and more! Includes 5 amazing freebies!

A great variation to this would be to make a game of it. BINGO would make a great class activity, but this would be better suited for a small group of 4-6 players in small group centers. Have the cards either in a pile in the center of the table, or inside a box where they'd have to be drawn out. First person to cover all their squares correctly wins! Of course, the other kids can check that person's card to make sure the squares were covered correctly.