Next, it was time for our focus number of the week: 5! As usual, Filip started by finger tracing the number and then used a white board maker once he’d mastered the tricky number 5 formation. Here’s a pic of my lil’ man saying “Mmmm” as he dotted away:Īnd, final result… Excuse the confused lower case m’s at the bottom of the page 🙂įilip also did a lower case m handwriting practice page from The Measured Mom. To change things up this week, we used Dawn DeLorenzo’s Gumball Dot It! Letter M activity page to identify upper and lower case M. We will definitely be doing this again next week! (If you’d like to purchase the complete unit, click here!) He was deifintely ready for the challenge and absolutely LOVED it! Here is a pic of him sorting the picture cards:Īnd the end result. So, we brought out our Sound Hound and got busy sorting the picture cards by sound position.
I’m sure you can get them from any craft store, though!įilip is now confidently able to identify beginning sounds for simple words and I wanted to take it up a level to see if he could identify our focus letter in initial, medial and final positions in words. My! They are SO pretty! We picked these up from Uncle Bucks (Australia) a while ago for literally $2.00. After our usual finger tracing practice and white board marker tracing, we took out some blue gems and Filip made the letter M with them, being careful to follow the arrows to ensure correct formation. We moved right along and brought out our playdough mats. Here’s a pic of my lil’ man trying on the Mickey Mouse mask. I filled a basket with some toys that start with the “M” sound… We had a Mickey Mouse mask, a monkey, motorcycle, milk bottle, 2 mice, a mechanic and a lovable minion. We started Day 1 with a Beginning Sounds Basket. Things have been very busy out our house for the past few weeks, reason we’ve been absent from blogging, and we only managed to squeeze in 2 “school days” this week.
LETTER M WORDS PRESCHOOL FULL
No worries, I still put together the full package for you to grab.We are back this week to show you what we did for our Preschool Letter M. What kid can resist coloring pages? I created these mainly for my son but he eventually fell in love with glue hence our cut and paste letter activities so we stopped at letter G.
Of course, simply writing the letters on a dry erase board and creating your own games is an option.Įducational Insights Frida’s Fruit Fiesta Game, Alphabet Game for Preschool, Ages 4 and Up Learning Resources Alphabet Acorns Activity Set, 78 Pieces, Homeschool, Visual & Tactile Learning Toy, Ages 3+ Peaceable Kingdom Alphabet Bingo! Letter Learning Board Game for Kids Learning Resources Goodie Games ABC Cookies, 4 Games in 1, Alphabet, Pre-Reading, Phonics, Ages 3+ School Zone – Go Fish Alphabet Game Cards – Ages 4 and Up, Preschool to First Grade, Uppercase and Lowercase Letters, ABCs, Word-Picture Recognition, Animals, Card Game, Matching, and More Gamenote Magnetic Alphabet Fishing Game for Toddlers – 26 Double Sided Wooden Fish with 2 Magnet Poles for Letter Recognition and Learning (Activity Guide Include) Learning Resources Pop for Letters, Early Phonics Game, Alphabet Recognition, ABCs, 8 Pop Cards, Ages 4+, Grades PreK+ Learning Resources Alphabet Island, Letter & Sounds Game, Language Development Toy, 2-4 Players, Ages 4+ĬOLORING PAGES (Letter Worksheets for Preschool)
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