Alphabet party kindergarten

Celebrate learning all the letters and their sounds with an alphabet party! Make art, write a book, create with loose parts and more.

Finishing up your study of the Alphabet? Consider hosting an unforgettable event for your Kindergarten students and their families called an Alphabet Parade! Read all about it on my BLOG and get a Free Planning Checklist to get you started.

*UPLOADED BY ME* This is best for whole group instruction. Students can play musical chairs with the alphabet! This is a great way to learn and remember the alphabet.

Learning (and teaching) the alphabet isn't easy! Let's celebrate our letter/sound knowledge with a giant alphabet party!

ABC Bootcamp, is known for being a research-based and classroom-proven methodology which provides a 26 day introduction to all of the letters of the alphabet and their sounds. At St. Anastasia C

I’ve had SO many requests for this post. Sorry it took me so long to get it done! I created an Alphabet Bingo last year but it’s all capital letters and it was time for me to make one with lowercase letters so that those little preschoolers and kindergartners can learn these too! So today ... Read More about Lowercase Alphabet Bingo Game

We wore letter hats and went by that letter for the day: We read Alphabet Mystery: I write on a piece of paper a letter in white crayon. After reading the book, the students choose a card and have to watercolor it to reveal what letter it is. We then put the letters in alphabetical order. Alphabetical Order Races: We got into four groups and had to see how fast we could put sight word cards into alphabetical Order. Give out a secret letter card. Have the student come up with something that…

Are you a Preschool or Kindergarten teacher looking for an exciting way to celebrate your classroom study of the Alphabet? When your students have accomplished mastery of the alphabet, it's time to celebrate! Here is a guide for how to throw a proper party for the occasion including themed costumes, food, and a demonstrations for their families of what your students have learned. #kindergarten #pre-k #alphabet #party

I have Ann from Mrs. Greene's Kindergarten Korner to thank for some of the fun we had this week. Her brilliant idea of having an Alphabet Dress-Up Day inspired me to have my own. (Click on her blog to read about how it played out in her room.) We used it as a way to celebrate the alphabet, since we just finished reviewing the letters and how to write them the first grade way with our handy dandy purple and green. (Go here if you're interested in seeing what that's all about.) I assigned each…

Fill a letter grab bag and pair with our free alphabet printables for a fun way to work on letter recognition and letter tracing skills!