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Having a strong picture/letter association can help children remember the sounds that letters make. If your child would like to make their own chart of their own personal picture associations, this is the resource you are looking for!
Learning a picture association to go along with each letter is a great way to help children understand and remember the sound(s) that letters make. This resource includes both small cards and full page posters that each feature a capital and lowercase letter and main picture association(s) for that letter
During this lesson, your child will complete puzzles, play games, and sing a song as they practice: singing their ABC’s, identifying letters, and matching capital and lowercase letters.
The activities in this lesson can be used to help your child practice writing any letters of the alphabet using different tactical, visual, and motor skills. These activities can be repeated with different letters all throughout the year.
This lesson is all about providing students with activities that help them practice letters in the alphabet. They will learn how to recognize, pronounce and write these letters in a variety of interactive tasks.
In this lesson students use their creative skills to make their own 208-paged black/white and color alphabet booklet.
"Art and movement are fun ways to connect sounds to letters. I break this into mini small lessons or longer ones."
I wanted to create fun ways to practice the alphabet for Valentine's Day, which led me to create this lesson.
In today’s lesson, students get to engage in activities that help them to learn more about various occupations according to each of the letters in the alphabet.
This lesson works on recognition of letters of the alphabet, alphabetical order and phonemic awareness for children.
This lesson is all about providing students with interactive games that get them using letters and sounds. They get to practice their pronunciation and spelling skills through several fun activities.
In this lesson, your child can practice the letter J with some ASL practice, a sorting exercise, and a sequencing puzzle exercise.
In this lesson, your child can practice the sound of the letter J with some worksheet practice. They can then use their hands to form the letter using yarn, and a food item that begins with the letter J.
In this lesson, your child can practice identifying the sound of the letter I, and practice making letter pairs using an icy hands-on writing activity.
In this lesson, your child can practice identifying words that begin with the short sound of the letter I. Using a practice worksheet. They can experience the letter in different fonts and practice identifying it in that way. They can practice writing and describing the letter in both upper and lowercase forms and create a paper igloo craft using Legos and paint.
Found in lesson: … that all of the letters in the alphabet are different. The vowels are helpful in …