Letter stations kindergarten

With these low-prep, free printable Link Capital Letter Mats, kids will work on letter recognition, letter tracing, and fine motor skills.

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."

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

Click here to download this free letter and number formation activity for preschool, prek, kindergarten, or even 1st grade. This game is great for literacy stations, centers, or homework practice.

These phonics activities help develop kid's fine motor skills whilst also teaching them about beginning sounds, digraphs and blends. They are suitable for

I've always been a fan of using magnetic alphabet letters in the classroom. They're bright, fun, & seem to get kids excited when they see them. But that's not all they're good for, here are my top uses/reasons why magnetic letters are one of my classroom essentials. I've even got a FREEBIE for you. Magnetic Letters Are: Fast and Easy: little hands will have no issue manipulating these tools Engaging: your learner will be an active participant Hands on: promoting a deeper content connection…

Help students learn the alphabet with over 15 FREE letter activities. These activities will make learning the alphabet more fun and are great for centers!

The Back to School Literacy Centers for Kindergarten contains a collection of 10 games and activities intended for use in centers and small groups with children in Kindergarten (Prep) at the beginning of the school year.

Here are our Monday activities for H Week! We built the letter in lots of different ways in our ever popular letter building center. We reviewed the letter on our Letter of the Week chart by singing our H Letter Formation Song, doing our H Action (hopping!), making the h sound, and reciting six different objects that start with H! Last, we practiced H on our Sky-Grass-Dirt paper with dry erase markers. ⁠⠀ This is such a GREAT way to kick off our letter study each week!

This free Alphabet Magnet Beginning Sounds Activity is great for Pre-K, Kindergarten, or early 1st graders who are working on letter sounds!