Alphabet
Teaching the basics of letter names, letter sounds, and letter recognition are foundational when teaching Pre-K, TK, and Kindergarten. Here are some tips and resources to teach the alphabet in your primary classroom.
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Alphabet on the Blog
September Academic Sensory Bins
For the last 5 years, I have been using sensory bins in my classroom. Sensory bins are really popular among stay at home moms, and are often used with toddlers…
All About the Alphabet
Two of the biggest goals for teaching Kindergarten is to have the students end the year reading and writing basic sentences. Before any of that can happen, the students need…
Letter of the Week
I have been creating Letter of the Week packs for letters A-Z. I have just started making these letter packs, but I decided to share them with you in case…
Letter Sound Printables!
I have been working on this “Beginning Sound Printables” that I am going to use next year with my students. Each page focuses on a different letter, and on each…
Sort “A” Emergent Reader: Word Families AT, AP, AN
I am teaching my students to read by introducing different word families (rhyming words). I normally start with all of the words that rhyme with “at.” I show them that…
Letter Order With Foam Ghosts!
We are really focusing on the first letters of the alphabet. We are practicing the names, sounds, and matching the upper to lower case. I made some manipulatives using foam…
free Letter tracing A-Z upper and lower case
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Student Portfolio
Coconut Book Buddy
Letter of the Week Bundle
Play Dough Mats
letter building set
magnetic letters
peek-a-boo bundle
Center Bundle
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hey, I’m Michelle
Hi teacher friend! Welcome, I am so glad you are here! I am Michelle, the author behind Apples and ABCs. After teaching for over a decade, I’m thrilled that I can be your online teacher bestie, sharing tips, tricks, and resources for your primary classroom. Make yourself at home, grab a freebie, and I hope you leave here feeling inspired and excited to teach your young learners!
