This week, we've been practising our letter recognition and the relationship between upper and lower case letters.
One of T's most favourite things is to empty out all the scrabble (or similar game!) tiles and asks me to write a word and he copies, this he can do no problem now so I thought I'd extend it now by using this little printable where I've typed words in lower case to allow him to match.
If you would like to try this activity yourself, I've created a pdf which you can download and print out, you will need to fill in with your own words, which can either be done by hand or you can covert to word. Of course this is not necessary for the activity as a handwritten version would do just as well! Download here.
Great idea, I yhave a 5 year old who would love this, thankyou for sharing . #toddlerapprovedtuesdays
ReplyDeleteThanks Claire x
DeleteLovely idea for letters, O knows his lowercase and sounds so maybe I should try introducing uppercase. :) X #toddlerapproved
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny, trying to differentiate between the sounds is proving more difficult for us. :) x
DeleteI absolutely love this idea, definitely one to bookmark for the future. Thanks for sharing. #ToddlerApproved
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. Glad it's useful x
DeleteLove this idea! As soon as I find our scrabble I will set this up! I know where it was...
ReplyDeleteHa ha the million dollar question ;) I expect it's somewhere safe! Thanks so much x
DeleteGreat idea. Going to have to keep my eye out for Scrabble set for when my LO starts to learn her letters!
ReplyDeleteThank you x we inherited 3 different sets from my grandparents which was lucky!
DeleteI love this idea. I didn't think about the scrabble tiles aack. I've been printing letters haha. Olivia will love this. Thank you for sharing, you're a star. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you do much! Printed letters work just as well! X
DeleteWhat a fab idea! Oliver is starting to learn letters, so would love something like this in the future. #toddlerapproved
ReplyDeleteThank you. I hope he likes it if you do try it sometime x
DeleteThat is a really good idea - great for little ones learning their letters. I can see how much fun they would have! Thanks for sharing and hosting #toddlerapprovedtuesday
ReplyDeleteThanks so much x
DeleteWhat a clever idea! Really useful! Thanks for hosting #ToddlerApprovedTuesday
ReplyDeleteThank you & thanks for joining in x
DeleteThis is a great idea for matching cases. Will definitely try when kids older! #toddlerapprovedtuesday
ReplyDeleteThank you, glad it's been useful x
DeleteGreat idea for when my daughter is older.
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DeleteGreat idea! My boy is 3 and he's reading uppercase letters now (all learnt off YouTube!) but he doesn't recognise lowercase letters. Will definitely come in handy in the future. Sabrina xx #toddlerapprovedtuesday
ReplyDeleteThank you. Great use of technology! Glad it was useful x
DeleteCan T do this! Jenson only knows the letters on his name and he tarts school in September SH*T! Im gonna have to get on it this summer!!!
ReplyDeleteNot all of them. The letters in his 3 names and those which are the same (obvs!) G & Q are a struggle for him and V & U we're only just starting this. X
DeleteThis is great, Monkey's a but young at the moment but will be pinning for use in the next 6 months or so - thank you for sharing :) #toddlerapprovedtuesday
ReplyDeleteThank you. Glad it's useful x
DeleteG would love this as she's starting to spell out words....just. Shame we don't have any scrabble peices :-(
ReplyDeleteThanks Clare. I saw someone on Instagram say they got a set in a charity shop for £1! If I see one I'll get it for you x paper tiles would work just as well (if you had time!)
DeleteThat's a great idea! This is something I'm definitely going to do with Harry. I'm off to find my scrabble..... :) xx
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