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Make learning letters and sounds fun with these hands-on alphabet activities! This Hey Riddle Riddle Beginning Sounds Bundle includes engaging sensory bin riddles for every letter of the alphabet from A–Z. The sensory bin format makes practicing beginning sounds, letter recognition, inferencing, vocabulary, listening, and articulation much more interactive and motivating for students.
In each set, students read or listen to a riddle, guess the answer, and search the sensory bin for the matching object or picture. This hands-on format keeps students actively involved and makes these activities a great fit for alphabet centers, phonics practice, speech therapy, special education, and small group instruction.
This bundle includes:
- A complete A–Z bundle
- One sensory bin riddle set for each letter of the alphabet
- Engaging practice for beginning sounds, listening, inferencing, and vocabulary
- Hands-on activities that work well in centers, small groups, therapy sessions, and independent work stations
Sample riddle:
Don't swim in a swamp
so your feet won't get stuck.
If you swim in a pond,
you might swim with a ______.
(duck)
Why teachers and therapists love these alphabet activities:
- Targets beginning sounds in a fun, meaningful way
- Adds movement and engagement through the sensory bin format
- Supports letter-sound recognition, listening, and inferencing
- Great for speech therapy, special education, literacy centers, and hands-on learning
- Includes a full A–Z bundle for year-round practice
These alphabet activities are ideal for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten, early intervention, and special education classrooms. They are especially helpful for students who learn best through interactive, visual, and hands-on activities.
If your students enjoy this set, there is a "Hey Riddle Riddle Bundle," that is packed full riddles that focus on themes.
For more hands-on back to school activities and life skills activities please see the following links:
Alphabet Activities | Hey Riddle Riddle Sensory Bin Activities Bundle
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Make learning letters and sounds fun with these hands-on alphabet activities! This Hey Riddle Riddle Beginning Sounds Bundle includes engaging sensory bin riddles for every letter of the alphabet from A–Z. The sensory bin format makes practicing beginning sounds, letter recognition, inferencing, vocabulary, listening, and articulation much more interactive and motivating for students.
In each set, students read or listen to a riddle, guess the answer, and search the sensory bin for the matching object or picture. This hands-on format keeps students actively involved and makes these activities a great fit for alphabet centers, phonics practice, speech therapy, special education, and small group instruction.
This bundle includes:
- A complete A–Z bundle
- One sensory bin riddle set for each letter of the alphabet
- Engaging practice for beginning sounds, listening, inferencing, and vocabulary
- Hands-on activities that work well in centers, small groups, therapy sessions, and independent work stations
Sample riddle:
Don't swim in a swamp
so your feet won't get stuck.
If you swim in a pond,
you might swim with a ______.
(duck)
Why teachers and therapists love these alphabet activities:
- Targets beginning sounds in a fun, meaningful way
- Adds movement and engagement through the sensory bin format
- Supports letter-sound recognition, listening, and inferencing
- Great for speech therapy, special education, literacy centers, and hands-on learning
- Includes a full A–Z bundle for year-round practice
These alphabet activities are ideal for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten, early intervention, and special education classrooms. They are especially helpful for students who learn best through interactive, visual, and hands-on activities.
If your students enjoy this set, there is a "Hey Riddle Riddle Bundle," that is packed full riddles that focus on themes.
For more hands-on back to school activities and life skills activities please see the following links:
