Review the alphabet with A, My Name is Alice & an animal alphabet hall display or class book. Materials: Book: A, My Name is Alice One large sheet of construction paper for each child. markers crayons glue magazines scissors Lesson Plan: Create a “Kindergarten Zoo” to display in the hall, or turn into a class…
Students make a quilt with 26 squares for each letter of the alphabet. This activity is designed as a family project. Materials: felt, cut 9″ x 9″ for each student large piece of felt fabric glue Lesson Plan: Allow each child to select a letter of the alphabet. Provide students with a piece of 9″…
Objectives: Students will recognize letters of alphabet Materials: ABC’s (I use large 3″ plastic letters) Activity: Students participate in alphabet race: Place alphabet letters on the floor at one end of the room. Line the students up by two’s and call out a letter. The students race to the pile and try to be the…
Here is a book created by Lanie, a member at A to Z’s discussion forums. Students can draw faces on the apples to show feelings described in the text. You can download it here: Apple Faces Printable Book
Printable apple writing practice page with handwriting lines. Apple Writing Practice (Color) Apple Writing Practice (Black & White)
You can choose from two versions of this apple pattern: Apple Pattern With Lines Apple Pattern Without Lines
Directions: Match the words on the apples on the mat with the correct opposite apple cards. Assembly Directions: Print mini file folder game board and playing pieces onto cardstock. Glue label piece on opposite side and then laminate for durability. Store game pieces in a ziplock bag with a piece of double sided tape to…
Printable apple lowercase alphabet. 8 per page with blanks included. Choose from color or black and white. Apple Lowercase Alphabet (Color) Alphabet Lowercase Alphabet (Black & White)
Printable apple nameplates in color or black and white. Apple Desk Tags / Nameplates (Color) Apple Desk Tags / Nameplates (Black & White)
[box]Visit the 9-11 Theme Page for more lessons and activities for September 11th[/box] These ideas were originally shared at the A to Z Teacher Stuff Discussion Forums Posted by Upsadaisy… In the a.m. we are going to have an assembly, sing, and make a “circle of pride”. Each child will have a shoebox covered in…