Y is for yellow

Welcome to letter “Y” week! The children and I made a letter “Y” yellow collage for our letter craft. The word ‘yellow’ was an easy association for everyone in my daycare group. Only one child knew what a yak was! However, yaks are a common association with the letter “Y” and our letter books this…Continue Reading...

This Y is for Yellow Sponge Stamping Craft is great for a Y letter lesson, and this technique can be used to make stamps for the whole alphabet!

Seven letter Y activities to keep kids entertained all day long! Everything from a yarn maze to some yellow foods and more!

Age: 18-36 months (coloring page instead of craft), 3-5 years (with craft) This school year in storytime I decided to use the alphabet to give me inspiration for themes. So this week, Y is for yarn! 1) These Are My Glasses - Laurie Berkner My current opening song that we sing acappella every week. I start by asking them to show me their glasses and their book so that they remember the signs. We sing it through twice. These are my glasses (make the letter o with each hand) And this is my book…

Are you looking for a creative way to teach the upper and lowercase letter Y? Get this free printable letter Y for yoyo coloring worksheet for your toddler, preschool and kindergarten kids. Lists down words that begin with the letter Y like yak, yellow, yogurt as you make this printable letter Y alphabet coloring worksheet. Click now to print your copy today!

Since it is Yellow Week we did the letter Y. Here is what we used. Yellow paint chips, a Circle Punch, and White Paper. While I cut the Letter Y out the kids punched the circles. Then we glued them on. This is the finished product. I then laminated it and put it on our letter wall. We will be doing all the letters but I wanted to do them in a different order so they would know them better.

My Yellow Book beginning readers book that you print for kids

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Share Wildflower Ramblings! Letter of the week: Yy Our curriculum consists of 1plus1plus1equals1‘s Tot School ABC’s. We put up our bible verse, a Yy small poster from Tot School, a Yy sign from my Kindergarten teaching days, and these wonderful Montessori sandpaper letters above John’s table. We put these up on the wall so he can feel the letter every morning...

Y is for Yellow coloring page that you can customize and print for kids.