Literacy activities preschool

Set up a fun phonics activity for preschoolers and school aged children with this sorting objects into baskets game! Easy, low-preparation and adaptable

You have to try this secret letters activity! It's the perfect combination of art and literacy in one magical activity that kids of all ages will love!

Find your name is a great way to introduce letters, strengthen pencil grip, and engage in conversation! A hands on alphabet activity!

Here’s another fun alphabet activity for kids – alphabet bingo! This game is simple to make with materials you have on hand, and my preschooler loved it. I made bingo cards with 16 letters on each card. I wanted each card to have a nice assortment of letters, but not the entire alphabet so that […]

Description Letter formation practice is as light as air with these lettered clouds that you can pair with shaving cream for a sensory writing experience! With these cloud alphabet cards, choose to trace over the uppercase or lowercase letters on the cards with a dry erase marker or pair the cloud alphabet cards with shaving cream for a sensory writing experience! Great letter formation activity for a weather theme. And if you're looking for even more weather centers, BUNDLE & SAVE with…

Develop fine motor skills and letter recognition with this easy DIY activity. Preschoolers will love learning the alphabet as they peel and match the stickers. This puzzles takes 5 minutes to set up and makes a fantastic rainy day or busy bag activity. #finemotor #prechooler #literacy #letters #alphabet #rainyday #busybag

Are you looking for a resource to bring STEM into your phonics skills or word work stations? Or maybe you are just tired of using the same 'ole word work stations year after year..?? Maybe you are wanting to give STEM a try but nervous on how to get started...?? I get it! That's why I created Phonics STEM Sound Kits!

It is so important that our preschoolers practice writing with lots of different materials and utensils. They found these salt trays to be irresistible. To set up the center, we placed a set of alphabet flash cards (as a model) next to shallow trays of salt. The students could choose to use a paint brush or a popsicle stick to write. The sound and feel of the salt on the trays is fun, so in addition to writing letters, we had a few friends draw other pictures and spend time touching it. The…

How is circle time going for you? Are the kids engaged? Do you all look forward to doing it each day? Could it use a little tweaking? Would you like to make your time literacy-rich? If so, I've got some great tips and resources for you. Circle time activities are a great way to build

Learn uppercase and lowercase letters with this fun interactive game that you can make out of recycled cardboard!