Having Some Success! Need Ideas

[Baby Beluga]

My kiddos lovethis these.

Just give them a BINGO dauber and let them go....

http://www.inmyworld.com.au/preschool-letter-g/

BC, what pack did you get these worksheets from? I looked on teachers pay teachers under the gal's store but couldn't find the specific pack.

[Blackcat31]

BC, what pack did you get these worksheets from? I looked on teachers pay teachers under the gal's store but couldn't find the specific pack.

Here you go!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lavinia-Pop-4389/Category/Letter-of-the-Week

I have followed her on Pinterest for a while now and every other week or so she offers a Letter for free. This week its the Letter B.

I really like her clip art and appearance of her stuff so I use alot of her items but you can search Pinterest for letter dot mazes and find TONS of free sheets to download and print.

[Thriftylady]

Here you go!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lavinia-Pop-4389/Category/Letter-of-the-Week

I have followed her on Pinterest for a while now and every other week or so she offers a Letter for free. This week its the Letter B.

I really like her clip art and appearance of her stuff so I use alot of her items but you can search Pinterest for letter dot mazes and find TONS of free sheets to download and print.

Wow thanks for all that info BC. I have been printing the letters (large block form) and everyday my kiddo does some sort of art on them. Today he is gluing pom poms to j. Then I cut them out and hang them on the wall. Each day, several times a day, I will point to his letters in random order. They are also on random order on the wall. He knows all the ones up there now. I do flash cards with him once a day because he loves them, he begs to do them. Talked DH into last week when he was home one day! Today he got all but three of his uppercase correct. And he is learning his lowercase by looking at the border strip of letters and matching uppercase to lowercase since it shows both. He has learned several of his lowercase that way. I have the ABC border where it is easy for him to see and touch. He is loving learning, and we are making progress. We still have a LONG way to go with numbers though.

[auntymimi]

Good idea!

Now I have a complaint. I was looking at WM and dollar tree for some sight word cards now that he has his name somewhat down he wants to see other words! But all the cards with words on them use lowercase and we are still trying to master the uppercase. Guess I will have to try to find some printable ones or something.

Learning resources has a cool game, abc cookies. It comes in a cookie jar, really cute the kids love it. I got it on amazon for 11.00$. It has several different ways to play with different alphabet cards and games according to child's level. It works for up to 6 players. My kids love it.

[Baby Beluga]

Here you go!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Lavinia-Pop-4389/Category/Letter-of-the-Week

I have followed her on Pinterest for a while now and every other week or so she offers a Letter for free. This week its the Letter B.

I really like her clip art and appearance of her stuff so I use alot of her items but you can search Pinterest for letter dot mazes and find TONS of free sheets to download and print.

Thanks BC!

For anyone who may be interested, I googled and found these: http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.com/AlphabetMazes.html

They are similar, but are free. I laminated mine and used marshmallows (we are covering letter M this week) vs a dot marker so they were reusable. The younger ones used their fingers to place the marshmallows and the older ones used plastic tweezers to grasp the marshmallows.

[Blackcat31]

Thanks BC!

For anyone who may be interested, I googled and found these: http://www.1plus1plus1equals1.com/AlphabetMazes.html

They are similar, but are free. I laminated mine and used marshmallows (we are covering letter M this week) vs a dot marker so they were reusable. The younger ones used their fingers to place the marshmallows and the older ones used plastic tweezers to grasp the marshmallows.

I am PMing you a link to a TON of dot-type activities.

We did these yesterday for morning math:

[Alwaysgreener]

I don't get to talk to mom much, because dad drops off and picks up. Tonight their daughter and my other first grader had a music program at school. They are in the same class. So mom was there and I was talking to her. Now I had told dad that I think that DCB should be screened for dyslexia. Well mom told me tonight that she has "mild dyslexia". I was also talking to her about him switching hands with silverware, pencils etc and he should have a clear dominant hand at this point. That is a sign of dyslexia. She told me she is "ambidextrous". I told her that could be due to her dyslexia. I don't know if he will now get a screening. But I feel better having talked to mom. He is still making progress, but I really wish they would have him checked out.

Hmmm. My nephew is 10 and he still switches hands, struggles with learning. Is there any other signs?

[Baby Beluga]

I am PMing you a link to a TON of dot-type activities.

We did these yesterday for morning math:

Thank you!!

[Thriftylady]

Hmmm. My nephew is 10 and he still switches hands, struggles with learning. Is there any other signs?

Let me find my list I had.

[Thriftylady]

Hmmm. My nephew is 10 and he still switches hands, struggles with learning. Is there any other signs?

Okay here is one list.

http://www.webmd.com/children/tc/dyslexia-symptoms

[BabyMonkeys]

I just ordered the zoo-phonics for my toddlers! They are 26m and 20m. I was planning on starting to teach them their letters soon. This is so much better! Thanks for sharing