Trace over four f letters and help F have fun flying with her ffff sound. Scribble on fur to make a fab friend for F! What do you think fur feels like — fluffy or spiky?
O and R join together to become OR. Say good morning to OR! Write and say OR's sound. Color in to help OR sort the problem. Get rid of the corn in the horn, fix a torn form, and get the cork off the fork!
Meet the lovely Alphablock L! Say the sound, write the letter, and blend words with L. Practice tracing lowercase l, then build and read simple words like l-e-g, l-o-g, and l-i-d. Finish by coloring the things L loves and practice making more words with L using your letter tiles.
E and R make a new sound, er. Wiggle your fingers and say er! Write and say ER's sound. Who is it? Draw lines to the right Alphablock.
- Who is a kicker?
- Who is a singer?
- Who is a bell-ringer?
- Who is a jogger?
Write, draw and copy the moves with Alphablock S. S sags and says... s s s s s! Pump yourself up with your foot like S! S likes to sit in the sun! Say something silly to S!
Sound out the words and blend them together. Check if you read it.
Sound out and blend the letters. Then write or use your tiles to make the words. Check if you read it. Check if you made it.
G glugs! Say and write her sound. Draw the glasses. Glug... glug... gone! Make the garden grow. Draw and color some green grass for the goat!
E and Magic E make a sound like EE and EA. Look at what they can do together! Add your E and Magic E tile to make some pals for Eve! Now see if you can read this: Eve can see what is for tea! Bits of tree and a fat green pea!
Put this poster up in your classroom to teach correct letter formation with your favorite Alphablocks! Here are some fun teaching ideas:
- Have students stand up and trace each letter in the air with their pointer finger while looking at the poster.
- Pick one letter each day. Examine how it’s formed on the poster (where to start, which direction to move). Have students trace it on a whiteboard or in a sand tray.
- Laminate a smaller version of the poster or display it on a table. Encourage students to trace letters with their fingers while saying the letter name and sound aloud.
U thinks everything is unfair! Write the letters, then shrug your shoulders and say his sound! Cheer up U! Color in some gifts for him. Check the words with the u sound in the middle. Pretend to give U a big hug, then color him in to make him happy!
Practice blending sounds with a silly bedtime story. Read along, build the words, and see if you can help L get the vowels to sleep!
L was singing a lullaby, "lll-lll-lll!" All of a sudden, A crashed down with a loud, "Aaaaa!" "Looks like someone's ready for bed!" said L. She sang her lullaby but just as A was almost asleep, E, I, O, and U crashed in.
Alphablocks V, X, Y and Z are on a speedy adventure! Can you keep up with them? Follow the trails with your finger, then use a pencil. Try the moves at the end:
- Pretend to snooze like Z!
- Stretch your arms into a Y-shape and say yes!
- Cross your arms to make an X-shape!
- Pretend to hold a steering wheel and vroom around!
Trace over four f letters and help F have fun flying with her ffff sound. Scribble on fur to make a fab friend for F! What do you think fur feels like — fluffy or spiky?
O and R join together to become OR. Say good morning to OR! Write and say OR's sound. Color in to help OR sort the problem. Get rid of the corn in the horn, fix a torn form, and get the cork off the fork!
Meet the lovely Alphablock L! Say the sound, write the letter, and blend words with L. Practice tracing lowercase l, then build and read simple words like l-e-g, l-o-g, and l-i-d. Finish by coloring the things L loves and practice making more words with L using your letter tiles.
E and R make a new sound, er. Wiggle your fingers and say er! Write and say ER's sound. Who is it? Draw lines to the right Alphablock.
- Who is a kicker?
- Who is a singer?
- Who is a bell-ringer?
- Who is a jogger?
Write, draw and copy the moves with Alphablock S. S sags and says... s s s s s! Pump yourself up with your foot like S! S likes to sit in the sun! Say something silly to S!
Sound out the words and blend them together. Check if you read it.
Sound out and blend the letters. Then write or use your tiles to make the words. Check if you read it. Check if you made it.
G glugs! Say and write her sound. Draw the glasses. Glug... glug... gone! Make the garden grow. Draw and color some green grass for the goat!
E and Magic E make a sound like EE and EA. Look at what they can do together! Add your E and Magic E tile to make some pals for Eve! Now see if you can read this: Eve can see what is for tea! Bits of tree and a fat green pea!
Put this poster up in your classroom to teach correct letter formation with your favorite Alphablocks! Here are some fun teaching ideas:
- Have students stand up and trace each letter in the air with their pointer finger while looking at the poster.
- Pick one letter each day. Examine how it’s formed on the poster (where to start, which direction to move). Have students trace it on a whiteboard or in a sand tray.
- Laminate a smaller version of the poster or display it on a table. Encourage students to trace letters with their fingers while saying the letter name and sound aloud.
U thinks everything is unfair! Write the letters, then shrug your shoulders and say his sound! Cheer up U! Color in some gifts for him. Check the words with the u sound in the middle. Pretend to give U a big hug, then color him in to make him happy!
Practice blending sounds with a silly bedtime story. Read along, build the words, and see if you can help L get the vowels to sleep!
L was singing a lullaby, "lll-lll-lll!" All of a sudden, A crashed down with a loud, "Aaaaa!" "Looks like someone's ready for bed!" said L. She sang her lullaby but just as A was almost asleep, E, I, O, and U crashed in.
Alphablocks V, X, Y and Z are on a speedy adventure! Can you keep up with them? Follow the trails with your finger, then use a pencil. Try the moves at the end:
- Pretend to snooze like Z!
- Stretch your arms into a Y-shape and say yes!
- Cross your arms to make an X-shape!
- Pretend to hold a steering wheel and vroom around!