Preschool Letter G
We are back from our very long break! Let’s just say one of us (not me) was very keen to get back into it and kept nagging to do school work!
And so, we started out Preschool Letter of the Week G with a beginning sounds basket.
Filip took out the items one by one we named the items together. That hamster lookin’ thing is actually a g-g-g-guineapig and NOT a g-g-g-hamster! 🙂
We used our much loved Alphabet Play Dough Mats to finger trace…
And then we used white board markers…
Filip also did a letter identification worksheet using dot paints.
And a beginning sounds worksheet! Letter g is available here, but if you’d like the complete unit, you can get it in my TpT store here!
The Measured Mom now has lowercase letters available and we were so delighted to have them!!
And then – something new and oh-so-exciting!!! We are learning to read!!! CVC words, of course, and we LOVED every moment!
We began with a little game using these CVC word slider cards.
Here is a pic:
To set up the activity, get a letter sized envelope and slip the CVC word slider card into the envelope. Your child then slowly pulls out the card, saying each sound as it appears. Once all three letters are out, your child tries to blend them together, and then read the word on the card!
Your child checks his answer with the picture at the end. In this case, the word is “get” and there is a picture of a girl “getting” the eggs from the hens, so that “she can make eggs on toast” for us 🙂 My little man has some funny ideas!
I’d like to pause here and give credit to my inspiration for this idea: The Measured Mom! She has heaps of amazing printables and we LOVE everything we have from her. She has a couple of sets of CVC word slider cards, similar to the ones I’m creating, but I decided not to use them as we are going in letter order to supplement our Preschool Letter of the Week units. If you’d like to check out the Measured Mom’s CVC word slider cards, they are available here!
We also did some CVC puzzles using the same words on the word slider cards.
And then some word building fun! I collected all the letter tiles we need to make our 4 G words and arranged them in columns by beginning, middle and ending sounds.
 I then s-l-o-w-l-y sounded out each word and Filip selected the tiles and put them in the correct spots!
He had SO much fun with our CVC word work! Here he is, posing for the camera:
 
We started Day 2 with a Letter G Alphabet Maze.
He is getting so much better at following the uppercase-lowercase pattern! Big YAY for my little man!
Filip then did a pre-writing practice sheet (From the Pond).
Our Preschool Letter of the Week G Number Puzzle.
A beginning sounds booklet… cutting…
….pasting…
…scribbling colouring….
Our Preschool Letter of the Week G craft:
G is for Grass:
g is for glitter
Finished project:
  We finished Day 2 with some more word slider practice:
Day 3 started with some finger tracing using gel bags. To make a gel bag, simply fill a snap-lock bag with some hair gel, small amount of food colouring, snap the bag shut and mix the two together.
We used our  Alphabet Play Dough Mats under the gel bags to help with correct letter formation.
We also did a beginning sounds worksheet:
And then a Q-Tip Letter GÂ page from 1plus1plus1equals1.
First, Filip traced the CVC words on the page, sounding out each letter as he went. This took much longer than I thought, but he loved it, so I won’t complain!
He then coloured in the pics and cut out the CVC word strips one by one, gluing each letter tile in the correct order.
Voila!
We also played a Beginning Sounds game together. He had HEAPS of fun with it!
And then, we finished Day 3 with a g-g-g-garden project. We used the printables from Picklebums for this. Here is my creation:
Here is Filip working hard at shaping out the play dough:
   
And making a pattern with his flowers:
And there you have it! Our Preschool Letter of the Week G all done 🙂
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I love the CVC slider idea!
So do we! It’s a great way to get little ones to read words instead of guessing them!
Busy little guy! He’s doing great. What fun activities!
Thank you for stopping by, Mercedes! He definitely loves his school work 🙂
I love the new sheet you did with Filip that’s a brilliant idea! Have you got them in TpT or is that just a ‘special’ for Filip?? Hope everything has been going well, I haven’t had a chance to reply to your email yet, will get up to it today 🙂 great activities, absolutely love the blog!
So glad you like the new sheet, Karin! I haven’t had a chance to make a complete unit, but I hope to have one ready soon! I’ll send you a copy when I’ve finished in case you’d like to use it with Ollie 🙂
Wonderful ideas! Looking forward to teaching my little guy in a year or two!! But, for now, I can use these ideas with my incoming kinders I am tutoring this summer that need extra help with letter sounds and fine motor skills!!
Do you offer the Letters (upper & lower case) printouts for the letter crafts?
I don’t at the moment, but I hope to get some free time to make up a unit in the near future 🙂
Do you have a link to the booklets for other alphabet letters?
I LOVE all these activities! Do you have the Google drive ones in all the alphabet letters?
Do you have a link to all CVC word slider cards??
Stasy,
They are available here: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/CVC-Word-Slider-Cards-1321131
What kind of gel do you use in your gel bags?
Just hair gel.
Wow! I love your activities.
Wow! Such great ideas to learn the letter. Thank you. I’ll share it on my facebook page.
Hi there! I found this post on Pinterest. It’s full of great ideas! I’d love to know where to find the booklets for other letters.