Letter G

Label: This label is for you to use when storing the letter materials. Consider storing each letter in a different bag, file folder or notebook. Use this label to quickly identify which letter is being stored.

Large Letters: An uppercase and lowercase letter is included in the pack. Decorate these letters with the ideas given.

Letter Picture Cards: Four picture cards displaying pictures of items using the target letter of the alphabet.

Letter Poem: A great poem to read together! It is short, easy and contains pictures! Consider having your child highlight all the target letters with a highlighter. Display on the fridge or bathroom mirror and recite often!

Letter Snack and Sensory Ideas: This page of the pack contains a snack recipe focused on the target letter for you and your little one to do together. A Sensory Table idea sheet is also included giving ideas of materials you can put in your sensory tub that start with the target letter.

Letter Book: A fun, repetitive, rhyming book to create together.

Dot Paint Letters: These letters were created to be used with Dot Paints.

Letter Flipbook: A repetitive and easy to assemble flipbook focusing on the target letter. Your child will be able to help read this book with the accompanying pictures.

Letter Hunt: Search for letters in many different places! Look on food packaging, mail, magazines and newspapers for the target letter. Then, glue the letters you found on this Letter Hunt sheet.

Letter Puzzles: Mix up and piece the letters back together! Letter Lacing: Get out the string or yarn for lacing fun! To prepare, hole punch each gray dot on the uppercase and lowercase letters. Have your child lace around each letter going in and out of each hole.

Letter Size Up: Help your little one order the capital letters by size. Letter Sort: Sort the target letter by lowercase or uppercase. Use the sorting mat included.

Letter Writing: Pre-writing and letter writing practice page. Start at the top of the page and help your child practice the strokes needed to form the target letter. Once he or she has mastered the strokes, move on to tracing the letters. After your child shows confidence in tracing the letters, have them create their own letters using the last line of the page.

Letter Match Up: Practice matching uppercase to lowercase with this fun game.

Puppet: Make a puppet to focus on the target letter. Follow the directions on the puppet page to create.

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