Alphabet bean bag activities

It's Back to School time and if you teach preschool, kindergarten or first grade, you are thinking about letter recognition and letter identification activities for your little students. You need ABC activities that are fun

Build hand-eye coordination while learning through play! I happened by this classroom as the children were playing this simple little bean bag toss game. How the Game Works As each child walked up to the line, he or she would choose a bean bag out of the basket,

Build hand-eye coordination while learning through play! I happened by this classroom as the children were playing this simple little bean bag toss game. How the Game Works As each child walked up to the line, he or she would choose a bean bag out of the basket,

If you saw my post about the Hot Dots Jr. activity books from Educational Insights, you know how much fun they have been for Maggie and I. Not only did they send me those books to review, they also sent us a set of Alphabet Bean Bags. When I can find one on one time…

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Letter “O” Mystery Bag! Finally got the chance to use one of my Alphabet Mystery Bags!! It includes items that were already in my classroom and I...

Brittany Bacharach✨activity kits and learning ideas for kids on Instagram: "Here’s another fun letter recognition activity to try! Use a permanent marker to write letters on beans. Write the same letters on a big plastic bag with circles around them. In the bag, pour a little clear hair gel and some water, and the beans. Seal the bag and let your child push each bean into the corresponding circle with the same letter. Continue until all letters are matched. Save this to try! #prek #prescho

*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.

Who has a child who can't focus on anything while sitting in a chair? Who has a child who loves playing games and sports, but hates worksheets and written assignments? Who has a child who tries to make everything into an exhibition of physical abilities? You're in luck! Let us help with some great ideas

Read about activities, lessons, and centers you can implement to help teach the alphabet. Download 12 free activities for your students.