Simple ABC Matching Activity
In the journey of learning ABC matching upper and lower case is very important. I love that there are so many different ways you can do it! There is not just one way to do it.
You should know I tried to do this activity with my youngest once before we really did it. She got upset and stomped out of the room. She told me no more activities. You have to go with the flow and never force something they don’t want to do. If they say no, let them not do it. Never make them feel they have to do something or guilt them into doing it. And yes I have been guilty of that. With that said…on to the activity that we did after watching LeapFrog: Letter Factory.
What you need: paper and Melissa & Doug Magnetic Wooden Alphabet.
To start with I broke the ABC into two set. Then gave her the paper with one set of upper case out of order. She wanted to put them in order, but we did work on just doing the activity with it out of order.
While they are matching the upper and lower case ask them about the sounds that the letter makes. If you are doing this with an older child ask them to saw a word that starts with the letter.
We did two different sets of for this activity. It was loads of fun and after Mary did it she just had to make sure she made her name from the letters!
What have you done with ABC learning lately?
Check out these other ABC Activities:
Cassie – 3Dinosaurs.com
We have done this in a lot of ways and everytime Aarya seems to really like this activity. I need to do this again to *review* how many he knows (so thanks for the reminder) 🙂
It is a fun activity and so very easy to do.
Fun way to teach upper and lower case letters! Thanks for sharing at the After School Link Party.
Thanks we really liked this activity.
I never thought to practice matching upper and lower case letters with magnets! I just pulled a similar set out of a bin and put them on the fridge (mine are dollar store cheapos). I’ll be using this idea in the coming days with my K5. Thanks for sharing via Family Fun Friday.
This is a fantastic idea for upper and lower case letters.
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This is a great hands-on way to practice upper and lower case letters! Thanks for sharing this at the After School Linky Party!