Letter table top activities

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "📚✨ Exploring the Letter E! After our whole group lesson on the letter E and its sound, students head over to our letter table for some hands-on, multi-sensory practice. 🎨🖐️ In this video, I’m excited to show you all the engaging ways we dive into learning about the letter E. From seeing and hearing to touching, we ensure our activities engage all senses. The sound of the letter E—'eh'—is one of the trickiest for kids to grasp. I like to demonstrate it by…

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Explore the engaging world of multisensory learning at our letter I table! At this station, students dive into a variety of hands-on activities designed to reinforce their understanding of the letter I. Starting with a coloring page, they progress to using magnetic bingo chips to trace the letter's shape, which they can magically clear with a magnetic wand. I teach that the letter I, consisting of one big line and two little lines, is a vowel with two sounds—I…

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This letter hunt and sort activity was a big hit with my son! It was also a great way to develop scissor skills while learning to recognize letters. It was very quick and easy to set up, but extremely effective! *This post contains affiliate links. My son can recognize most of the letters in the ... Read More about Magazine Letter Hunt and Sort Activity

𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙼𝚊𝚐𝚒𝚌 🐞𝚃 𝙱𝚞𝚐 on Instagram: "✍️Our Dot-To-Dot Alphabet is perfect for your kiddos that are just learning letters. It develops pencil control skills by connecting the dots to build letters. ✏️This activity is also a great way to work on letter sequencing! You can add this to your letter of the week activities. You can also make this worksheet a multi- sensory activity by adding different mediums to the letters. Here we added Playdough and beads to the letter “A”, which my…

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "🌟 Dive into our Letter Table setup! Each week, we explore a new letter with dynamic activities. After introducing the letter F and its sound, we jump into interactive learning—writing on whiteboards, smart boards, sand, or shaving cream, and crafting directed drawings like a firetruck for 'F'. 🚒✍️ During center time, each student visits the letter table to reinforce the week's focus. From Play-Doh and magnet doodles to stamping, tracing, and solving puzzles…

Tracing letters with loose parts is a great way for preschool and kindergarten students to learn the alphabet. It's a fun literacy provocation! Plus, it includes free printable letters!

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!

With these low-prep, free printable Link Capital Letter Mats, kids will work on letter recognition, letter tracing, and fine motor skills.

✨Early Years Ideas✨🇬🇧 on Instagram: “🎀✂️ Using transient art to create beautiful representations of letters learnt in phonics! ✂️🎀 . . . #eyfs #eyfsteacher #eyfsideas…”