This one-page pattern shows a banana outline divided into pieces by lines. The directions are printed on the page next to the pattern. Directions: Cut out banana pattern. Cut banana on lines as marked. Paste banana pieces onto construction paper or onto cardstock. For a variation: Use different textures and shades of yellow paper to…
This set has 26 banana cards, one for each uppercase letter from A to Z, plus a “Bananas” header card with two monkeys and the directions “Help the monkeys put the uppercase bananas in order!” The letter cards print six to a page, and the last page also has four bananas with no letters. There’s…
Use these bananas labeled with letters for alphabet recognition, or combine with banana uppercase alphabet set to match uppercase and lowercase letters. You can also print these on magnetic paper and use on a magnetic surface. Each file has five pages: a direction page with a center header card (“Help the monkeys put the lowercase…
B is for banana. This coloring page features a simple outline of a banana along with the letter Bb and the word: banana. Banana Coloring Page Ways to use it
Color the worksheet using the code to find the missing fruit… a banana! This is a simple color by number printable worksheet. The picture has numbered spaces and a color code at the bottom: 1 = red, 2 = yellow, 3 = blue, 4 = green. When the spaces are colored, a banana appears. Banana…
Make an interactive alphabet book for matching letters. Materials: tagboard large printed letters (2 sets) glue string hole puncher velcro Activity: TIP: Read all the directions before beginning… Take one peice of tagboard and glue 2 letters to each side (a&b side 1, c&d side) Continue doing that until all of the alphabet are on…
We have learned through several years of teaching and several classes on literacy that a print rich classroom is the “way to go”. The past two years I have allowed my students to create their own alphabet for our room. We usually do this in February when they are becoming writers. Materials: 26 pieces of…
The children attend Library class for 30 min. each week. They learn the letters of the alphabet as well as learn to recognize words and objects that begin with those letters. They also learn how the library is organized. Materials: Patience, Love, Courage, and Determination poster board cut out in the bear pattern construction paper…
Reinforce phonics/alphabet sounds by making a class book to follow up ABC Yummy. Materials: Book: ABC Yummy writing paper with a large space for illustration and a spot to write a sentence markers pencils crayons Lesson Plan: Read ABC Yummy by Lisa Jahn-Clough The book uses phrases for each letter such as Carlos Cosmic Carrot…
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…