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This free printable ABC book is a great resource for teaching preschool at home because it is a project-based learning activities that emphasizes reading skills, writing skills, and art. Preschool is a fun age to teach because activities can touch on so many learning domains. Let’s make the printable ABC book and I will share 4 ways to learn and create with them whether you teach preschool or are focusing on homeschool preschool with your child.

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If your child has a snack with lots of pieces such as cereal or crackers, they can easily use their snack to outline letters! I would start with the letters in your child’s name and work from there. They can outline on top of the large letters I included in the free activity packet (found at the end of the post), or they can use the letters as a model and build on the table! My two year-old even thinks it’s pretty neat when she can write the letter “L” with her cereal!

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This activity, Letter Tile Names, is a colorful activity designed to formally help children to recognize the letters of their names. I like that this activity provides a lot of repetition, but in an interesting way. While it took my preschoolers a good fifteen to twenty minutes to complete the activity, they all remained interested for the duration.

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This simple activity is amazing! My kids loved it, I loved it, we all loved it! Best of all, when kids do an activity such as this, it’s hands on learning. They improve so many important skills and learn new ones. Tracing requires hand-eye coordination, focus and the use of fine/small motor skills. With this activity preschoolers (and even toddlers) can learn the colors and numbers in a fun way too!

Summary:

We have started homeschool at home for our preschooler. Here are 5 activities you can do with your preschooler to teach them the alphabet and early learning to start writing and reading.