The third letter of the new school year! The upper case “E”!
Seven pages to introduce and engage your young one.
The Letter E Pack!
Letters
ABC Mats
These fun mats are mats to color, then laminate or tuck inside Dry Erase Pockets (to keep them around longer). Use bingo chips, mini erasers, resin pieces, gems, buttons, whatever is your favorite thing to use as markers to mark the matching letters on each mat.
(Just a hint: if you tuck inside a Dry Erase Pocket; you can color over and over again with dry erase markers, as well as trace the letters.)
Alphabet Coloring Sheets
Fun and easy coloring sheets. Two sheets for the letter “X”; beginning letter and ending letter.
Breakfast Beginning Letter Sounds
Match up the pancake letters to the correct syrup pictures.
A fun way to introduce beginning letter sounds.
Letter “F” Pack
Here is the second letter of the new school year! The uppercase “F”.
7 pages of fun filled things to introduce the uppercase “F”.
The “L” Pack
The first for the new school year! The “L” pack has 7 pages of fun filled coloring, cutting and gluing, tracing activities to introduce the uppercase “L” to your new learner.
Uppercase first, then onto the lowercase letters. We will be doing a couple of letters a week. But you can go at your own speed.
Uppercase and Lowercase Tracing Packs
Clean and simple tracing packs. Use with simple colors. Crayons are easier to hold than pencils and this will help strengthen those fine motor skills.
I Love COLORS! pack
Color, cut and paste for nine colors! Do all at once or choose them at your own speed.
Playdough Upper and Lower case Letter Match
We first introduce upper case letters to our young ones. This is a fun activity to get that letter recognition started. I even added lower case letters for when you are ready to switch things up.
Alphabet Puzzles
This is a great table top or floor activity.
I prefer to print out on cardstock and laminate for extra stability.
Another great idea is to print out on heavier cardstock and brush with a thin coat of mod podge and allow to dry.
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