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Preschool phonics interactive notebooks on sale
Alphabet Activities, Hands-on Alphabet Projects, Letters and Sounds Bundle
Learning the alphabet letters and sounds is key to learning to read. These hands-on alphabet learning projects offer engaging alphabet practice. Students work on letter formation, letter recognition, letter sounds, upper and lowercase fonts, and sorting by sounds as they make a fun paper bag book. HOW DOES THE TEACHER USE THESE HANDS-ON ALPHABET PROJECTS?The bundle includes a book for each letter of the alphabet. The teacher will need a copy of the printable for each students, paper bags, scisso
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PreK - K
Letter A Activities, Letter A Project, Letter of the Week
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter A is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter A, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER A PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags, you can use these i
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PreK - K
Letter F Activities, Letter F Project, Letter of the Week
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter F is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter F, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER F PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags, you can use these in
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PreK - K
Letter E Project, Letter E Paper Bag Book, Letter of the Week Activities for E
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter E is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter E, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds (both long and short). The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER E PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags
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PreK - K
Letter N Activities, Letter N Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter N
Letter N is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter M. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase N as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter N, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER N PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter Z Activities, Letter Z Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter Z
Letter Z is a letter most kids love thanks to Zoro! It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase Z as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter Z, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER Z PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the
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PreK - K
Letter Y Project, Letter Y Paper Bag Book, Letter of the Week for Letter Y
Letter Y and Letter W are often confused, so working on letter formation, recognition and sounds makes a HUGE difference. In this paper bag book for Letter Y, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER Y PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into t
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PreK - K
Letter X Paper Bag Book
Letter X marks the spot, but the sound is another story. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase X as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter X, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER X PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete
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PreK - K
Letter W Activities, Letter W Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter W
Letter W is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter M. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase W as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter W, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER W PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter V Activities, Letter V Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter V
Letter V is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter W. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase V as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter V, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER V PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter U Activities, Letter U Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter U
Letter U is often confused with sound of O.. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase U as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter U, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds (both short and long). The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER U PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students wil
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PreK - K
Letter R Activities, Letter R Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter R
Letter R can be a tough letter to master. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase R as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter R, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER R PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior
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PreK - K
Letter Q Activities, Letter Q Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter Q
Letter Q is a tricky letter and has to have it's buddy U. This is tough for emergent readers. With this project, they'll learn how to form upper and lowercase Q as well as it's sound. With Letter Q, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER Q PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete t
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PreK - K
Letter M Activities, Letter M Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter M
Letter M is an early letter for kinders to learn. It is important to learn how to form upper and lowercase M as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter M, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER M PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pa
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PreK - K
Letter L Activities, Letter L Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter L
Letter L is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter I. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase L as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter L, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER L PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter J Activities, Letter J Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter J
Letter J is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter G. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase J as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter J, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER J PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter I Activities, Letter I Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter I
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter I is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter I, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds (both long and short). The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER I PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags
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PreK - K
Letter G Activities, Letter G Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for G
Letter G is a tricky letter with the hard and soft sounds. It is often confused with Letter J, and it is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase G as well as knowing it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter G, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER G PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making th
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PreK - K
Letter C Project, Letter C Paper Bag Book, Letter of the Week for Letter C
Letter C can be confusing for young students. Learning to identify letter C and it's sounds is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter C, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER C PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have pap
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PreK - K
Letter O Project, Letter O Paper Bag Book, Activities for Letter O
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter O is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter O, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds (both long and short). The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER O PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags
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PreK - K
Letter P Activities, Letter P Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter P
Learning the letter formation and sounds of Letter P is important for all emergent readers. In this paper bag book for Letter P, your students will work on letter formation, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER P PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will complete the work prior to gluing the pages into their book. If you don't have paper lunch bags, you can use these in
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PreK - K
Letter K Activities, Letter K Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter K
Letter K is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter C. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase K as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter K, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER K PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
Letter H Activities, Letter H Project, Letter of the Week Lessons for Letter H
Letter H is a bit of a challenge for some kinders, and having a variety of practice activities helps. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase H as well as knowing it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter H, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER H PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making
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PreK - K
Letter D Activities, Letter D Project, Letter of the Week
Letter D is a tricky letter and often confused with Letter B. It is important for all emergent readers to learn how to form upper and lowercase D as well as it's sound. In this paper bag book for Letter D, your students will work on letter formation following the anchor charts provided, letter recognition, and the letter sounds. The finished project can be used for review.HOW TEACHERS CAN USE THIS LETTER D PROJECT FOR INSTRUCTION:I recommend making this project in small groups. Students will com
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PreK - K
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Learn more about phonics resources
You’ve probably heard that phonics is essential for students who are learning to read (and it is!), but you might be asking yourself: “What is it, exactly?” Phonics is a method for teaching children how to read and write in an alphabetic language. The goal is to help kids connect phonemes (the sounds in words) and graphemes (the symbols used to represent them). Ultimately, once students understand which sounds in spoken language correspond to which symbols (e.g., letters in the alphabet), they’ll be well on their way to learning how to read books and other written materials.
If you’re a teacher or parent looking for printable and digital resources to help your student learn phonics, but you’re not sure where to start, TPT has got you covered. We have a comprehensive collection of phonics resources, created by other teachers, that are designed to help with any learning need. With plenty of TPT resources at your fingertips, you can teach phonics to your students in no time at all.
Phonics resources to try
You can teach phonics and engage your students at the same time, with a variety of activities that cater to different learning styles and preferences. Here are a few examples of the different types of resources that you can find on TPT to help teach students about the relationships between letters and sounds.
Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
Hide letter cards around the room, say a sound aloud, and then have students search for the card that represents the sound.
Phonics Hopscotch
Take learning out onto the playground or at home with this easy-to-organize activity to help students build sound and letter recognition. Draw a hopscotch grid with letters in each square. Students jump on the letters while saying the corresponding sounds.
Silly Sentences
Have students create silly sentences using words that start with the same sound. An example could be: “Sally sells seashells by the shore.”
Anchor Charts
Post anchor charts around the room to help kids remember important rules or sounds being taught. (It could cover phonics concepts like the silent “e,” the long “o,” or a particular diphthong.)
Guess the Missing Letter or Sound
Use task cards or write a set of words on the board that share either a letter or sound. For example, at, ug, __ig. Ask students to find the missing letter or sound. Fill it in to show them the words bat, bug, and big.
These (and other!) activities can make learning phonics enjoyable and memorable for every student. Remember to adjust the activities based on the age and skill level of your students.
Frequently asked questions about teaching phonics
What types of phonics resources are available on TPT?
There are many different types of phonics resources sold by Sellers on TPT — from worksheets to interactive notebooks to units. Resources like these make great activities for students to practice their phonics skills.
How do I find phonics resources on TPT?
Educators can save time preparing phonics lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply start a search for phonics resources on the TPT marketplace, and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of phonics lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.
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