We used this worksheet to practice writing the letter A:
http://www.first-school.ws/t/alpha_tracers_zb1/a2.htm
On Monday, I let her color in the letter A and the apple with crayons. I had her trace all the uppercase A's with her finger. We then used a crayon to trace the dashed A's. We did the same thing with the lowercase a's.
The rest of the week, I used a clean copy of the same worksheet in a page protector. She traced the letters with a dry erase marker. Overall, I was impressed. She did a pretty good job, seeing as this is the first time that she has ever really practiced writing or tracing lines, and she really seemed to enjoy it.
Snacks that start with A
-Mon - Apples
-Tues - Almonds
-Wed - Avocado (just a few slices to taste - Malachi liked, Alyssa did not)
-Thur - Applesauce
-Fri - Apricots
Books we read that focus on the letter A:
-Aimee's A Book by J.L. Mazzeo
-It's A! by Mary Elizabeth Salzmann
-Alexander Anteater's Amazing Act by Barbara deRubertis
Other Alphabet books we read:
-A, You're Adorable by Buddy Kaye, Fred Wise, and Sidney Lippman
-Alligators All Around by Maurice Sendak
Season/holiday that starts with A that we learned about: Autumn
-Read Little Red's Autumn Adventure by Sarah Ferguson
-Craft: tissue paper tree
One of our projects was to look in a magazine and find pictures of things that started with A. I then had her cut them out and glue them on a piece of paper. Here is our A magazine project:
Angel Soft toilet paper, Apron, tag with Annette, Advantage doggie medicine, letter A, Asparagus |
Hope you enjoyed our Preschool adventures!
LOVE the autumn tree. It's beautiful!
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