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April 2, 2020
Here’s what you’ll need for the activity:
Before the activity, write all the lower-case alphabet letters (or upper case) on the poster with your marker.
Invite the children to look for things that start with the 26 letters. Once they find an item, they can place it on top of the letter on the poster.
HIt can be challenging to listen for beginning sounds, since some have similar sounds (such as c and k).
To make it easier, you can place objects around the room ahead of time to ensure there is an item for each letter (I recommend that for the letters q and x).
Happy Letter hunting!!!.
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