Summary:

Kids generally love hands on activities and lessons. Easy crafts are always a great way to get them using their hands and their minds churning. It’s even better when those crafts can be a learning activity for them to learn more about the world. You can make lots of cute crafts that represent both of these that will not only be fun for your child, but teach them a lot about the world they live in and about the 26 letters of the alphabet. Here are 26 letter crafts that your child can make as they learn the alphabet.

Summary:

Teaching using student names is one of the most POWERFUL ways to teach letters and sounds to Preschool, Pre-k, and Kindergarten kiddos.  Edit, print, and laminate mats, then have students build their names with various manipulatives & materials!

Summary:

When I think about my favorite tools for practicing letter recognition, I’m reminded how much fun it is to give children the opportunity to engage in hands on letter activities.

Not only are these experiences more enjoyable for early readers, but the chance for retention of the concepts is greater.  It’s a fact that children will learn more and retain more of what’s being taught if they are actively engaged and having fun!

Summary:

School supplies are wonderful learning tools. Your children can use pencils as STEM building tools or in Back to School themed rainsticks. They can use crayons to work on learning letters by using them to form or build alphabet letters.

Summary:

One of your primary tasks as a mother is to prepare your child for the adult world. As you watch your toddler at play, this statement may look far fetched, but time flies when you are having fun! Before you know it, your little one will be ready for school.

You need to prepare your child for school. When should you start? As soon as you can! Learning letters, colors, shapes, etc. is essential for your toddler.