Letter of the week bulletin board

Hello everyone! After a summer of resignations and retirements, I finally have a chance to write a much overdue blog post. Today I'm going to be talking about our "Letter of the Week" we offered over the past year. We got the majority of our letter ideas from the amazing No Time For Flash Cards website. We went through the entire alphabet, while changing the letter every Monday. We updated our bulletin board each week with new, easy to recognize items that also started with the same letter…

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Small bulletin board in dining room so we can discuss the letter of the week while we eat! We add to it throughout the week as we do our activities!

love this letter of the week bulletin board

We updated our Letter of the Week Focus Wall chart , and I wanted to share with you what it looks like now! I just know my kids are going to...

After doing reading intervention with Kindergarten (and up through 5th) for 4 years, you can imagine how many resources I have collected over the years. This is the first year I haven't found myself scrambling or spending a ton of money on resources. It's really nice to have organized binders full of wonderful resources! Here are some of the things that I have found helpful over the years. 1. Alphabet Cards The ones that I am currently using are old and are a copy of a copy of a copy (you…

Use alphabet bulletin boards in your preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom. Each bulletin board set comes with an alphabet poem, alphabet picture cards, and alphabet formation cards. Change the bulletin board out quickly when you change your letter of the week. This set is perfect for alphabet recognition, alphabet practice, alphabet writing, and more.

One of my Favorite Parts of the Day is when we go over the Letter of the Week. I know there is a lot of debate over Letter of the Week. We teach Saxon Phonics, so although we teach all letters, we focus on one a week. During Morning Meeting, we do a quick spiral review. You can either go over one letter a day, two letters a week, or one letter a week. I do one letter a week. On the first day of the week I will introduce the letter of the week. We will talk about the letter and the sound. We…

In this post, I’m going to tell you exactly how I teach the alphabet, all 52 letters and sounds! I’ve been refining this basic method for m...

Introducing the alphabet is one of the most important skills at the beginning kindergarten. Developing this foundation early is key to succe...