Are you looking for a fun way for your kids to practice identifying the Letter A? This Letter A Story for Preschoolers will help your children practice letter recognition, sight words, and much more as listen to your read the silly story!
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Letter A Story For Preschoolers:
Not only will hearing you read this story help your preschoolers work on listening comprehension and following directions, they will also practice learning the ABC’s, sight words, and much more!
What Is Letter Recognition?
Letter recognition is is the ability to recognize and name all of the lowercase and capital letters. In addition, kids who can recognize the letters of the alphabet can also distinguish between them too.
Getting Ready To Use The Letter A Story For Preschoolers:
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What’s Included:
- Letter A Story
What Else Is Needed:
- White Copy Paper
- Crayons
- Highlighter (optional)
To prepare this letter recognition activity, click on the button below. Then, download and print the Letter A Story.
You can make copies for your all of your students to do this activity as a whole group. Or, you can place the printables in a dry erase pocket and have your kids reuse this resource during small groups or literacy centers.
How To Use The Letter A Story For Preschoolers:
Just like with the alphabet books, there are so many different ways to use this letter story!
Highlight the Letter A– As you are reading the story to your kids, have them highlight all of the letter A’s that they can find on a page. Highlighters are always so much fun for preschoolers to use!
Review Concepts of Print– When you are reading, have your kids follow along by pointing to each word. You can also ask them to find letters, words, and punctuation.
Circle the Sight Words– To differentiate this alphabet activity, you can have your kids find and circle a sight words throughout the story.
Draw a Picture– At the end, there is a space so your students can draw a picture to illustrate the story. They can also create their own “letter A” sentence.
If you are a classroom teacher, you can read this story together with your class. You can then have your students work on reading it independently and send it home for even more additional practice.
This Letter A Story for Preschoolers is a fun way for kids to practice letter recognition, review concepts of print, and identify sight words. It’s a simple activity to use with your whole class, small groups, or individual students.
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kristen
Sunday 30th of July 2023
I believe I have filled everything out that I can see on your page, yet I still cannot see how or where to print any of these options. Would like to print the Community Helper Maze sheets, can you please help me here.
ABC's of Literacy
Monday 31st of July 2023
For the Community Helpers Letter Maze Worksheets, go to the post. You can click this link: https://abcsofliteracy.com/community-helpers-letter-maze-worksheets/ Then, fill out the form in the post with your name and email address. The PDF will be emailed to you. If you don't receive the email, check your spam folder and that you entered the correct email address. Hope that helps!