Reggio alphabet display

All over social media, I have observed absolutely stunning alphabets, created by and with children. I am always so impressed with the beauty, passion and detail that goes into these creations. This…

When exploring their five senses and letter identification, children at a Bright Horizons center in KY used recycled cardboard and materials in a variety of textures to create a textured alphabet classroom display.

Yet again, we had another very productive week. One of our biggest accomplishments was our alphabet/word wall. It has been a process to complete the "wall," which I'll explain later. We started by choosing a letter, reviewed it's sign in sign language, and sound(s). Then we made a list of words that start with the respective letter. We consolidated our list to 5-6 words that start with each letter and then the students added illustrations. Students were reminded to do their most…

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Create your own stick alphabet for your classroom, home, or learning environment.

Before reading please note that I typed this in word and copied into blogger. Some words are underlined for no apparent reason and I can't figure out how to change them. Also some of the images I got are from Let the Children Play, which is an awesome blog that I suggest anyone to follow. Thanks here you go..... I believe in a curriculum that is child based and gives each child the opportunity to explore and discover in ways which are exciting and interesting to each individual child. By…

Hi guys! I'm linking up with Kacey at Doodle Bugs Teaching to share with you 5 things from my classroom this week! 1. CO-CREATED ALPHABET/NUMBER POSTERS I love making co-created posters with the kids at the beginning of the year. I find that the kids use the resources a lot more too when they are co-created and referred to often! Last year we made these. This year I was inspired by Anamaria from Wonders in Kindergarten. You can see her blogpost about her co-created alphabet here. We followed…

All over social media, I have observed absolutely stunning alphabets, created by and with children. I am always so impressed with the beauty, passion and detail that goes into these creations. This…