Letter of the Week- Letter S

We’re back!!  I haven’t done a new post in so long.  Hailey is starting to have a letter of the week in her UPK class and I am going to do activities at home to go along with her letter of the week.  So, I want to post those as we do them.  Here are a few of the Letter S activities we did:

Hailey had a sheet of pictures with words that started with the letter S.  She colored the pictures and then cut them out.  Then she glued them on to individual index cards and we turned it into a Letter S book.

Then we made a Letter S Seahorse that I saw over at No Time for Flashcards– first Hailey painted it using water colors.

Then she decorated some shapes and glued them onto the Seahorse.

The finished Letter S Seahorse.

Hailey used her Do-a-Dot markers to make this letter S.  You can get the downloads for every letter of the alphabet over at Confessions of a Homeschooler.

We also played this Alphabet Game that I found at Confessions of a Homeschooler.  You have to roll the die and then move your person to the letter.  Then you say the letter you landed on, the sound it makes and something that starts with that letter.  Hailey loved it!

Letter of the Week- Letter L

Hailey glued some sequence onto the Letter L template.

For Hailey’s alphabet book she made a Ladybug.  She cut out a big red circle for the body, added some spots, a head, eyes and antenna.  Then she added some green paint for grass.

Ll is for Ladybug.

Letter of the Week- Letter K

Last week our letter of the week was K.

I found tons of great downloads on Confessions of a Homeschooler– there is one of these for every letter and since Hailey loves using her Do-a-Dot Markers I thought we should give this a try for the letter K.

Hailey decorated the Letter K template using tissue paper.

For our Alphabet book Hailey made a kite.

The completed K is for Kite page for Hailey’s book.

Letter of the Week- Letter J

We started out our letter by decorating the letter J template.

Then Hailey worked on a project for her alphabet book using an idea I saw at Homeschool Creations.  You’ll need some various shapes and decorating materials.

J is for Jack-in-the-box.

Then Hailey practiced writing the letter J on her wipe off cards.