If you are looking for something to help with letter recognition, letter formation and phonetic sounds, then this Free Phonics Letter of the Week pack is for you! My aim when creating this book was to provide a unit for teaching one letter of the alphabet at a time. There is a great emphasis on […]
Building Phonemic Awareness with CVC Phoneme Segmentation Cards Phonemic awareness is a critical skill for young learners as they begin their journey into reading and writing. The CVC Phoneme Segmentation Cards packet is designed to make this process engaging and effective. This comprehensive resource includes 180 phoneme segmentation cards, alphabetically organized to seamlessly fit into
I decided to try something new for our Preschool Letter H. Instead of a beginning sounds basket, I used some of our beginning H vocabulary cards and covered the words at the top with play dough. Filip’s job was to say the name of each picture and figure out the beginning sound. He then took
We are back from our very long break! Let’s just say one of us (not me) was very keen to get back into it and kept nagging to do school work! And so, we started out Preschool Letter of the Week G with a beginning sounds basket. Filip took out the items one by one
And here we are: Preschool Letter F; almost one quarter of the way into the alphabet and we are loving every bit of it! We skipped our beginning sounds basket again and started with our Alphabet Play Dough Mat. I’m loving the fact that Filip has already grasped the concept that letter formation starts from the
We started out Preschool Letter of the Week E with an alphabet pinwheel. I would have liked to start with our beginning sounds basket, but all I could find in our house were eggs and envelopes…. and I wasn’t sure whether filling a frail basket with some eggs for a preschooler to handle would have
Preschool Letter D was a tricky one for us! We started out just great, but on day 2, Filip noticed it; yep, he realised that little letter b and little letter d “look the same”, as he put it. But, before I get on to talking about that, let’s start with Day 1 and what
Welcome to Preschool Letter C! It’s our third week into our Preschool Letter of the Week and Filip is now quite familiar with the activities and worksheets we do. I like that he is able to do some of the activities independently, and I’m sure he likes that fact that I don’t have to explain
Preschool Letter B: Day 1 We started Preschool Letter B with with our Alphabet Play Dough Mats, which Filip absolutely loves. We finger traced a couple of times as he had trouble forming the lowercase b, and then he used some different colored whiteboard markers to trace each letter. He has a fascination with the whiteboard
Hello and welcome to Preschool Letter A! Allow me to begin by telling you how EXCITED my little man was this week! He L-O-V-E-D doing “school work” (worksheets) and “crafts”, this is, anything involving glue!! He thoroughly enjoyed all the activities and that left me feeling like one happy mummy. Having said that, my explanations
