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| First Day at Hoffman Tot Academy! My first week at Tot School, I learned the sounds/letters of the Alphabet |
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| We read the Chicka Chicka Boom Boom book from the "Books To Grow On" Alphabet Kit from the King County Library and then made a coconut tree craft. |
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| We made it from a toilet paper roll and letter stickers from Dollar Tree |
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| Mommy wrote letters on the clothespins and I had to match the uppercase letters with the lower case letters using the laminated Alphabet Sheet |
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| It was tough for me to squeeze the clothes pins and clip them on to the matching letters. I got tired of it quickly and went on to something else |
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| I did the matching grid that Mommy printed off from: http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.com/ |
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| That was fun! |
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| Learning how to cut with scissors.... |
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| Alphabet Puzzle |
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| Another Alphabet puzzle Mommy and I sounded out the letters of the Alphabet as we put the letters in |
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| Alphabet Treasure Hunt Mommy hid letters all over the house for me to find. Once I found the letter, I used a marker and crossed it off my letter chart! |
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| Mommy took a metal baking tray and drew letters on it. She then gave me alphabet magnets and had me match them up and we made the sounds of each letter as we matched them. |
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| Huge alphabet floor puzzle! Once we put it together, Mommy turned on some music and we danced on it |
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| Leap Frog Alphabet game There are lots of fun games on this that help me learn the sounds and letters of the Alphabet |
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| The Letter Factory is a fun and great DVD when it comes to learning the sounds and letters of the Alphabet |
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| Playing yet learning at the same time |
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| Making the V sound |
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| Matching the sounds/letters of the Alphabet with pictures |
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| During the week while we were running errands Mommy played this CD in the car. I LOVED it. |
That concludes my first week of the sounds/letters of the Alphabet!! For free printables and great resources, please visit: http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.com/ or my Mommy's Pinterest Board - Sarah Hoffman, Homeschool
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