Letter Naming
October 19, 2011
Finding new letter naming games for students to do is difficult. I came across this alphabet board a couple of weeks ago and the kindergarten students that I work with were ready to take it on. I currently use it for letter naming but in a couple of weeks when I move them on to letter sounds, this board will be perfect to help them transfer the skill form the rhyme they are current learning to different pictures that start with the same sound.
I found this alphabet poster hidden in a file and put it in a file folder. Each student has their own board and one of each letter of the alphabet in a bag. I pull a letter out and they have to find the letter in their bag. Once they have found the letter they then find its match on the board. Some have made that connection that other animals start with different sounds than what they have been learning.
I found this alphabet poster hidden in a file and put it in a file folder. Each student has their own board and one of each letter of the alphabet in a bag. I pull a letter out and they have to find the letter in their bag. Once they have found the letter they then find its match on the board. Some have made that connection that other animals start with different sounds than what they have been learning.
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