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16+ Playful Toddler Alphabet Activities You are at home with your toddlers and preschoolers. You are wondering how you can expose them to the alphabet through playful ideas. Well, you are going to love this collection! There are over 20 different ideas that you can try at home that will not only work on letter recognition, but will also keep your children busy so you can maybe get a few other things done around the house. Make sure to scroll down for some free printable alphabet activities, too!
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Match the alphabet beans: Grab a bag of dried beans and a muffin tin for an easy kitchen table activity. (The Imagination Tree) Drive cars on letters: Download the free printable roads that are shaped in different letters and add cars! (Playdough to Plato) Wash the alphabet: This quick, indoor water play activity will keep your children busy while exposing them to different letters. (Entertain Your Toddler) Make your own alphabet puzzle: Foam letters and paper – that’s all you need! (Happy Toddler Playtime) Play a BIG alphabet memory game: All you need are paper plates and sharpies and your living room floor. (Frugal Fun 4 Boys and Girls) Go on a lowercase scavenger hunt: After weaving string through your dining room chairs, find the lowercase letters! (HOAWG) Have fun with an alphabet basketball game: Work on letter recognition, fine motor skills, and more while shooting hoops! (School Time Snippets) Get moving with some alphabet pillow jumping: This is perfect for those days when you can’t get outside, and it’s a great way to strengthen alphabet knowledge. (Toddler Approved) Go on a race to find letters: This is a fun, active game for preschoolers who are beginning to work on letter sounds. (Inspiration Laboratories) Sift and find the letters: This stir and find activity is a playful way to expose young children to the alphabet. (Busy Toddler) Smash the puffy letters: Give active and kinesthetic kids a chance to smash, smoosh, and squeeze away while learning letters. (Gift of Curiosity) Feed the alphabet monsters: Invite your children to make monsters out of paper bags and feed them letters. (Toddler Approved) Write letters in salt: Use a popsicle stick or paintbrush and salt for a fun writing activity. (Play to Learn Preschool) 27+ Awesome Ways to Teach the Alphabet Alphabet Learning Through Play Here is my Privacy Policy
