Kristina’s blog this week for my very first blog post! If you have been
following me
on Instagram for
a while, you know I love sharing engaging literacy activities with fellow
kindergarten educators. I thought this was the perfect opportunity to share a
few of my favorite alphabet centres with
you! I’m hoping they will inspire you!
hands-on no prep alphabet strips are a great way to challenge and keep your
quick learners engaged. Using magnetic letters, letter tiles or foam letters,
your students have to find the letters that are missing and put them at the
right spot on the strip. I included five levels in order to differentiate based
on your students abilities. You
can access
this resource in
my TpT store
by clicking on the image above.
the strips were quite popular, I recently created seasonal ones. However, those
only include uppercase letter strips. You can also
find this
resource
on TpT. Clicking
on the
picture above will redirect you to my store where this product is currently at
its lowest price.
like the alphabet strips, this activity was initially created to challenge my
quick learners. I also had to do something with the bottle caps I had
accumulated over the summer! Each mats has between 1 and 6 letters. The rest
are to be completed by the students using the bottle caps, magnetic letters or
even a dry erase marker. This resource is available in both English and French
in my TpT
store. You can access the English version by clicking on the picture above.
don’t you
give the Halloween Edition a try with your kinders!
Click on the image below to grab this F R E E B I E from my TpT
store:
you have a BeeBot at
your school, you MUST give this a try! If you don’t, what are you waiting for?
They are truly amazing!
a white bristol
board and tape, I created a BeeBot mat
on which I glued lowercase letters I made on PowerPoint. Make sure that your
squares align with the BeeBot’s
movements. To play the game, the
students had to pick a purple card on which were uppercase letters. They then
had to program the route to get the bee to the corresponding lowercase letter.
So. Much. Fun.
it for now! I hope you will be able to
use some activities in your classroom! Come find me on Instagram for
some more ideas!
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