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Make letter books, using magazine pictures. |
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Have your child finger paint individual letters. |
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Give your child a box lid filled with a layer of salt, to write letters in. |
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Show your child how to make letters with a pipe cleaner or Chenille stem. |
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Have your child make letters with play dough. |
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Make letter pretzels. |
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Buy some letter stamps for your child to use. |
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Look for favorite letters in the newspaper. |
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Buy or make large cardboard letters to turn into letter puzzles. |
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Make straight letter with craft sticks, E, T, H, A, M, N. |
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Have your child look for the letters in her name on road signs. |
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Let your child play with magnet letters on a refrigerator or cookie sheet. |
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Write letters on a piece of paper in dots. Have your child draw from dot to dot to complete the letters. |
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Cut out pieces of sandpaper, for your child to trace with their finger and to also use for making letter rubbings. |
