For this simple letter matching activity, I drew hearts on a piece of paper and wrote upper and lowercase letters in them. I had B put the matching letter sticker in the heart. (This activity could be done with any shape.)I mixed up the letters (instead of putting them in abc order) to make it more challenging. B lost interest about half way through and I'm wondering if it would have been better to have them in order and to not have them so scattered on the page.
This activity was inspired by Crunchy and Green. Make sure to check out her version of this activity (matching upper and lowercase letters)!
What a great idea - we get stickers that look like this in our junk mail, I have them stockpiled - now I know what for! I am going to start teaching my toddler his ABC's in August & this would be a great activity - thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeletehmmm, maybe less letters? or letters that spell a message or a favorite word? i will definitely try this--as i love to use up stickers!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea :)
ReplyDeletehee hee, I have the same sticker sheet.
ReplyDeleteI'll agree with everyone else, less letters. Mine still get overwhelmed if I try to do the whole alphabet at once.
What a wonderful activity! I will be saving this to work on soon :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! This is a great idea! ...and I love your previous post - I'm going to check out those budget friendly ones because I'm all about being frugal - thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea, I'll have to do that one myself. My 4 yr old is trying so hard to write her name at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI too feel that its a really nice mix and match exercise for kids.
ReplyDeleteI loved the idea! I will definitely put it into practice in my kinder classes!
ReplyDeleteI love this. I'm going to do it with shamrocks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great easy idea. I know I have a bunch of letter stickers kicking around here somewhere. We might do this today. :)
ReplyDeleteWe just did this. Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteLetter Search with Stickers