http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KpW5oWxRto
An additional at-home activity has to do with matching the upper and lowercase letters. This book features the lowercase letters which may be new to some pre-schoolers as many other alphabet books use the capital letters. Print and cut out a set of letters in their upper an lower case forms. 52 cards in a Memory style game is too many (it's too many for adults...even the game I play on my DS only uses 32 cards). Try using just the vowels or maybe the letters in their name. It's a quick and, I think, fun game. I used a similar idea with numbers and pictures to represent the number (ie: 3 matched a card that theree stars on it). Great for developing 1 to 1 correspondence.
Happy Reading!
Happy Reading!
Oh man, I can't stop singing "Chicka Chicka Boom Boom" in my head. Make it stop. Also, did you guys see the gadget that's called something like classic children's lit picture of the day?
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