Bingo Cards- Complete set for initial sounds and Digraphs-
$4.00
Give your students a fun and hands on way to explore and learn all about uppercase and lowercase letters, by giving them a multisensory activity that will not only strengthen their fine motor skills but will also build their early phonics and literacy skills! Play Doh Letter Building is one of 16 task card games. A picture is also included on each task card to reinforce letter sounds.
Two sizes are available in this pack:
There are a total of 26 small task cards for all uppercase letters and 26 small task cards for all lowercase letters (4 cards per sheet) and 26 full-size pages. There is one letter per full-size task card/page. Each task card/page has both an uppercase letter and the corresponding lowercase letter. Students will use play doh to shape and mold all the letters of the alphabet. For an extra challenge, have your Littles match up the uppercase cards with the lowercase cards and/or place the cards in alphabetical order!
Check out more task cards:
Alphabet Letter Lacing Task Cards
Alphabet Letter Search Task Cards
Beginning Sound Clip Cards
Beginning Sound Search Task Cards
CVC Segmenting & Blending Task Cards | Short a
CVC Segmenting & Blending Task Cards | Short e
CVC Segmenting & Blending Task Cards | Short i
CVC Segmenting & Blending Task Cards | Short o
CVC Segmenting & Blending Task Cards | Short u
Phoneme Substitution Build and Clip Task Cards
Play Doh Letter Building With Beginning Sound Pictures Task Cards (Matching Activity)
Pom-Pom Letter Building Task Cards
Rhyming Spin and Cover Task Cards
Syllable Counting Task Cards
Wikki Stix Letter Building Task Cards
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“Purchased this for my kindergarten kiddos and they love playing with playdoh so building letters with playdoh they get excited for and they are learning and using fine motor skills!”
“This is an amazing resource to use with my kindergarten groups that struggle with learning their letters!”
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