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One of the activities we did last week was to use letter cards to practice spelling names. I wish I had better pictures of these but I got busy helping and forget to take more pictures.
But here are a few…
I copied these letter cards on all different colors of construction paper and divided my class into groups of 3. I gave them each a “bucket of letters” and a sentence strip. They had to find the letters to spell their names.
After they found their letters they had to cut them out, and glue them in order. I don’t have any pictures after they started cutting or gluing.
This was great practice for names but we will use these cards all year to spell words. You can download a free set of letter cards from my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.
The cards include all 26 letters lowercase and uppercase.
Here is the direct link: Letter Cards
Thanks for the freebie! I will use these with my 3 year old son. Somehow. :) Though my older students might like it as well.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! These will be great!
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Thanks! This would be great to use with Chrysanthemum !
ReplyDeleteThanks! This is great - I've printed mine and will stop cutting soon.
ReplyDeleteThis will be a great activity for the first week of school. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJust took a look around your store. Love the little Brown Bear cards! I have tons of the yellow tiles...so worth the price! They last forever! Thanks! I also pinned this name/sentence strip idea!
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I love this idea! I can use this with my spelling words this week!!
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