Alphabet Activities | Letter Recognition, Fine Motor, Literacy Center

These alphabet activities are a fun addition to letter of the day or letter of the week activities. There is one fine motor activity for every letter of the alphabet, so you can add it to your alphabet centers or morning tubs.

What you'll love!

• There's one fine motor center for every letter of the alphabet
• You can save your color ink by printing the black and white versions, there are also color versions for most of the activities too
• The activities focus on short beginning sounds (for example there is an insect for /i/ instead of ice cream)
• These can be use all year round by switching up the materials you use
• They use readily available materials
• Some of the activities could also be used as worksheets (for example, the pom pom ones work well with bingo daubers and stickers)

Included in this pack:

• 26 Fine motor centers (one per letter of the alphabet)
• 26 Instruction pages with photos
• American and Australian spelling versions

Here's a list of the materials I used with these activities:

• Pom poms
• Paper clips
• Counting links
• Connecting cubes / Unifix cubes
• Buttons
• Playdough
• Erasable markers
• Q-tips
• Small clothes pins
• Loose parts such as gems, craft matchsticks, chenille sticks and pom poms
• Fine motor tools such as tweezers and tongs

Please Note

These activities include small parts and are not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

I hope you love this resource!

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