Literacy letter activities preschool

This "Kaboom!" preschool alphabet game is so simple, costs almost nothing to make, and it can be adapted to learn practically anything.

Learn how to make sensory bags for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students to practice writing, drawing, and creating on.

Boost early literacy with playful letter recognition activities! Download our free printable and explore 9 innovative ways to teach preschoolers about letters in a fun and interactive manner.

Melissa • Oh Hey Let's Play on Instagram: “Rain Drop Dot: Letter R • Here is a fun and simple journal activity you can set up to work on letter recognition! I chose letter R for…”

Secret Letters Activity: an awesome crayon resist literacy activity that's so much fun! A quick and easy indoor activity for toddlers and preschoolers; alphabet activity

Get your whole class involved with this simple letter activity for preschool and kindergarten. Differentiate upper and lowercase letters.

This year for preschool we are part of a co-op preschool group. I put together name recognition activities for all the kids in the preschool. Here are the activities. Name sticks To make this activity. I got paint stick stirrers and used Mod Podge to glue the letters of the child's name on to the stick. Then used mounting tape to stick the letters onto the clothespins. Your child matches up the letters to spell their name. Name Block Matching This can be made in any word document or you…

Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "Discover our multisensory letter table, an interactive space where students engage with the letter of the week through hands-on activities. This video showcases various tactile experiences designed to help preschoolers grasp letter recognition and phonetics in a fun, engaging way. From tracing letters in sand to covering the letter with magnetic bingo chips, each activity is tailored to enhance learning through touch, sight, and movement."

Do you use letter magnets in your early childhood classrooms? Here are 8 great magnetic letter activities to try with your students.