Earlier this week a teacher requested the pattern for my "Batman" visual. She said any patterns for alphabet letters would be great. Here you go!!!
*By the way, these activities could be used with distance learning or in class.
BATMAN
Use the bat pattern to cut the shape out of the front of a file folder. Insert paper inside and write different letters so they show up in the bat shape. Alliterate the sound for each letter that shows up. For example:
/h/ /h//h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ /h/ H
*Write children's names on paper so they show up in the shape. Alliterate the beginning sound in their name. For example:
/m/ /m/ /m/ /m/ /m/ /m/ /m/ /m/ Max
LETTERS ON THE BUS (Tune: "The Wheels on the Bus")
Cut out the shape of the bus and attach magnetic strips to the back. Place on a magnetic board and then put different magnetic letters in the window of the bus as you sing:
The R on the bus goes /r/ /r/ /r/ /r/ /r/ r/ /r/ /r/ /r/
The R on the bus goes /r/ /r/ /r/ on the way to school.
*Write letters on paper buses and hold up as you sing the sounds.
LETTERS YOU KNOW (Tune: "Bingo")
Cut dogs bones out of paper and write a letter on each one. Hold the bones/letters as you sing:
There is a letter you should know,
What can the letter be - o?
/c/ /c/ /c/ It's a C.
/c/ /c/ /c/ It's a C.
/c/ /c/ /c/ It's a C.
The letter C you know!
P.S. I am not an artist, so I hope these patterns will work for you. If someone knows a better way to share images than google drive please email me (drjean@drjean.org). With google images the patterns seem to get distorted??? Sorry!
