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These 52 jumbo alphabet letters outlines can be used to improve fine motor skill by coloring, painting, tracing, cutting or glue ripped paper on them. You can also laminate them to be use as Play Doug mats. They can be use to practice letter names and sounds.

These 26 Jumbo capital letters outlines can be used to improve fine motor skill by coloring, painting, tracing, cutting and/or gluing. You can also laminate them to be use as Play Doug mats. They can be used to practice letter names; letter sounds and beginning sounds. This resource includes a song video links to help increase understanding and vocabulary. Thank you for your purchase.

In this PD file you will find a set of Environmental Printing Alphabet Cards with short sound vowel brands. This resource includes video links to song to help increase understanding and vocabulary. Thank you for your purchase. Brands included: - Amazon - Burger King - Capri sun - Dollar Tree - Eggo - Fritos - Google - Hershey's - IHop - Jello - Kia - Lay's - Mc Donald's - Nike - Oreo - Pizza Hut - Quiznos - Rebook - Starbucks - Taco Bell - Uber - Visa - Walmart - Xbox - YouTube - Ziploc

These 26 Jumbo lowercase letters outlines can be used to improve fine motor skill by coloring, painting, tracing, cutting and/or gluing. You can also laminate them to be use as Playdoh mats. They can be used to practice letter names; letter sounds and words spelling. This resource includes video links to a song to help increase understanding and vocabulary. Thank you for your purchase.

In this resource you will find an activity to identify and sort cue cards by size (S-M-L) or (L-M-S) Students can improve fine motor skills by coloring, cutting, and gluing the pictures of this sorting activity. This resource includes video links to a song to help increase understanding and vocabulary. Thank you for your purchase.

After reading the classic fable "The Tortoise and the Hare"; the students may increase English language acquisition by answering the question: "who is going fast/ slow? and use this graphic organizer to sort and glue cue card animal pictures into slow and fast opposite categories in base of the speed they move. The Teacher can encourage the students to create complete sentences about animal habitat, name body parts or count number of legs. Students can increase their vocabulary by naming additio