When you say letter recognition, it’s almost synonymous with saying kindergarten!
It is one of the pillars of literacy in the primary grades, along with phonological awareness.
As this is something that we tend to cover the entire year, it’s always great to take a look at your practice and see where you can switch things up, or where you can extract more learning.
In this video I am sharing 5 quick and easy ways to help your students build their letter recognition!
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Angela
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Some of my favorite letter recognition activities include playdough, shaving cream, seeds, crushed leaves, paint with sand. Some favorite games are playdough, hunts, name kits they spell their names, use playdough to spell their name, count how many letters are in their name, a class favorite now is swatting letters with the fly swatter. I’m in the process of making a letter mat for recognition then sequencing. Personal clipboards and small whiteboards are also favorites.Thanks again for your ideas
Thank you for this! I am a self-contained special education teacher. I am constantly seeking new ideas to engage my reluctant students.
I like your suggestions but you need visuals. We know auditory is best paired with visuals!