What better way to teach your children lowercase letters? This activity will reinforce lower case letters, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.

Reach in and pull out a lettered rabbit from the "magic" hat. Have fun learning the letters of the alphabet and the sounds they make.

Reinforces lowercase letters. 

This activity will help children identify letters, sounds and sequencing.

This western theme set helps children identify upper and lowercase letters and practice matching them. Yeehaw!

Help the monkeys climb to the top of the tree. Children will practice identifying lowercase letters, putting letters in order, rhyming, and letter sounds.

This is a great whole group activity that teaches letter recognition, patterning, ordering, and following directions.

Reinforces lowercase letters. 

Reinforces recognizing uppercase letters and learning to spell.

A fun and unique way to teach the children their sight words using the “old woman theme.”

Have fun in the garden learning letters, sounds, and putting them in ABC order.

Reinforces lowercase letter recognition and comes with a storage bag.

Let’s go down on the farm and practice learning letters and sounds. Other skills include putting letters in the correct order and recognizing the sound that each animal makes. Choose from uppercase or lowercase sets.

Reinforces letter identification and letter sounds.  Use with Dr. Jean’s CD: “Kiss Your Brain.”

A fun and unique way to teach children the alphabet letters and their sounds using the “old woman theme.”

Have fun retelling the popular story of “The Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle. Children will improve their language skills, comprehension skills and listening skills.