I can’t believe we are getting towards the end of the letter series here! There have been so many fun projects to do! If you are on the hunt for some fun ways to teach the letter T, here are some awesome activities, crafts, recipes and more to help you create the perfect letter of the week lesson plan for the letter T.
10 Ways to Introduce the Letter T
Crafts:
This Paper Plate Turtle from Fun and Easy Crafts for Kids is super simple and pretty darn cute!
This Tiger Hand print is so easy and since it’s kind of messy, what kid wouldn’t love to dig right in and do it?
Printables:
This coloring page from TLS Books asks kids to color the items that begin with the letter T. It’s in PDF format.
If you are using dot stamper pages to help your child learn the letters, this Letter T printable from the Measured Mom is perfect. Create the letter T with a bingo marker or even stickers!
Activities:
Since T is for Traffic, why not play a good old fashioned game of “Red Light, Green Light” of you have more than one child?
Play a Taste Game. Cut up some fruits your child likes and blind fold them. Ask them to try each piece and tell you what it is.
Books:
One Tiny Turtle by Nicola Davies
My Truck is Stuck by Kevin Lewis
The Tiger who Came to Tea by Judith Kerr
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstien
Recipes:
Make this adorable and healthy turtle snack from B-Inspired Mama! Isn’t this just so creative?
Make homemade Tzatziki Sauce from Saved By Grace to dip in!
More Alphabet Fun:
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10+ Ways to Teach the Letter D
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter E
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter F
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter G
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter H
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter I
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter J
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter K
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter M
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter N
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter O
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter P
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter Q
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter R
10+ Ways to Teach the Letter S
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