Looking for hands-on letter recognition activities for your preschool, Pre-K, or kindergarten students to use for literacy centers or early finishers? These Alphabet Task Card Boxes are just what you need! With these 16 engaging and hands-on cards, your students will practice and review essential concepts and skills including letter matching, formation, identification, sequencing, and more!
What's Included:
- Letter Formation Cards - Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Next, they will use small manipulatives such as mini erasers to form the letter. Then, your students will trace the letters with a dry erase marker.
- Letter Linking Cards - Students will sort through the cards to find the matching letter cards. Then, your students will connect the cards together using links.
- Letter Lacing Cards - Students will pick card and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Then, they will take a piece of yarn or shoelace and thread it through the holes all the way around the letter.
- Dot to Dot Letter Cards - Students will start at number 1 and connect the dots to the number 10 using a dry erase marker. After connecting the dots, they will write the letter they made on the line.
- Sorting Letters Cards: Students will pick a letter card and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Then, they put it on the correct sorting card.
- Letter Find Cards: Students will pick a card and use a magnifying glass to find the letter. Then, they will write the letter on the line using a dry erase marker.
- Hidden Letter Cards: Students will pick a card and shine a flashlight on the back of the card to reveal the hidden letter. Then, they will write the letter on the line using a dry erase marker.
- Letter Matching Puzzles: Students will pick a puzzle piece and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Next, they will sort through the puzzle pieces to find the matching capital or lowercase letter piece. When your students find the correct letter, they will put the puzzle pieces together.
- Play Dough Letter Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the letter. Next, they will form the letter using play dough. Then, they will circle the matching letter using a dry erase marker.
- Letter Search Cards: Students will pick a card and identify what letter they need to find. Next, they will search for the letter. When your students find it, they will cover the letter with a manipulative or mark it with a dry erase marker.
- Letter Discrimination Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letters. If the letters are the same, they will clip a clothespin on “yes.” If the letters are different, they will clip a clothespin on “no.”
- Find the Letter Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letter on the pencil. Next, they will find that letter on the card and cover the circles.
- Letter Tracing Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Then, they will trace it with a dry erase marker.
- Letter Order Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letters. Then, they will figure out what the missing letter is in the sequence and write it on the line with a dry erase marker.
- Letter Sorting Cards: Students will pick a sorting card and identify the capital and lowercase letters. Next, they will sort through the letter cards to find the matching letters. When your students find those capital and lowercase letters, they will place them on the sorting card.
- Letter Clip Cards: Students will pick a card and identify the capital or lowercase letter. Next, they will find the matching capital or lowercase letter and clip a clothespin on it.
- BONUS: Letter Puzzles - Students will pick a puzzle piece. Next, they will sort through the pieces to find the matching piece. When they find it, they will put the two pieces together and say the capital or lowercase letter.
* Please note that all of the activities are in color only.
What Are Task Boxes?
Task boxes are simple, low-prep activities that fit in 4x6 photo boxes. They are easy to set up and use which make them perfect for early finishers, literacy and math centers, morning tubs, or small groups.
What Additional Supplies Are Needed?
- Photo Boxes/Pencil Boxes
- Clothespins
- Links
- Manipulatives (such as Mini Erasers, Pom Poms, BINGO Chips, etc.)
- Play Dough
- Flashlight
- Magnifying Glass (optional)
- Yarn
- Dry Erase Markers
Information For You:
This is a digital download (PDF or zip file) that will be available to you directly after purchase. Nothing will be mailed to you. Due to the nature of this product, no refunds will be given.