18
Apr

Letter of the Week- Letter E

Filed in Easter, Letter E, Letter of the Week, Raising Rocks Stars, Toddler and Preschool Activities

Our Letter last week was E. Here are some of things we did:

Hailey looked through the various letter E crafts at No Times for Flashcards and decided she wanted to do the Easter Egg E.

Then we made this super cute E is for Elephant using Hailey’s handprint that I saw at Homeschool Creations.

Here is what we did from RRSP:

Hailey showing off her verse that she colored. She can do such a nice job coloring when she takes her time.

Cutting out her vocabulary words.

Practicing writing E.

Hailey loves using her verse to measure. This weeks verse was short so it was much shorter than her- she always has to check and see if she is taller than her verse. She thought it was great that she couldn’t even get it around her head.

Doing her cut and paste craft. We practiced positional words with this activity.

Other stuff we did:

This was an Easter Egg letter match up that I found at 2 Teaching Mommies. While Hailey did this match up she told me the letter sounds too. There are only a few letters left that she doesn’t know the sounds for, meaning we won’t be doing a letter of the week for much longer.

We made a shape book that is from one of my Mailbox magazines. Hailey colored the pages.

I put it together and then Hailey had to flip the top and bottom to match the shapes. This held her interest for about 10 seconds. Which is not nearly as long as it took me to put it together.

We did a Springtime ABC file folder using printables from 1+1+1=1.

The inside of the folder- Hailey had to match the upper and lowercase letters and stick them onto the velcro inside.

The back of the folder, where she can keep all of the letters.

Here is a fill in the number printable from Busy Bee Kids Prinables.

Lastly, I decided to start a journal with Hailey last Monday. I asked her what her favorite thing was that she had done over the weekend. She gave me her answer, I wrote it down and she copied it into her journal. Then she drew a picture to go with it.