Alphabet Letters Writing Center Preschool, Pre-K & Kindergarten

Description Make the writing center amazing with letter vocabulary cards and writing paper for the whole alphabet! It’s super easy to switch out the word cards, writing paper, and a few supplies for each letter to keep your young writers engaged and excited about writing and drawing. This is perfect for letter of the day, focus letter, or letter of the week. You can also use this unit to create a letter table or letter center. Set up letter activities on trays to practice letter identification, letter sounds, letter formation, and so much more! Writing is thinking and expressing ideas on paper. For little learners, this will start as scribbles and develop into letters, then words and sentences as they grow, learn, and their fine motor muscles develop. Included are developmental continuums for writing and fine motor to help you informally assess your students’ progress. What’s Included: Labels for Organization Printing Tips Teacher Instruction Pages with photographs of the writing center and word card activities in action Stages of Writing Development Continuum Chart Fine Motor Development Continuum Chart Alphabet Charts Alphabet Word Lists Alphabet Tracing Strips (Aa is for apple.) Alphabet Book (sticker and rainbow write) Alphabet Mouth Cards & Chart Alphabet Beginning Sound Worksheets Alphabet Handwriting Worksheets Alphabet Vocabulary Word Cards (uppercase and lowercase sets) for each letter Alphabet Writing Paper (4 options each: blank half page, blank full page, with lines, and with dotted lines) Vocabulary Word Cards will help your students develop new vocabulary and inspire your young writers and illustrators! Use in the writing center at the writing table Use the vocabulary cards word activities as arrival/table time activities and small-group instruction, as well as at the writing table! Each letter has 9 vocabulary word cards (vowels have 5 long sound cards too) Writing Paper will help your students want to write and draw! Use in the writing center at the writing table Print on colored paper and use the half-pages for younger students! Four types of writing paper for various levels of students! Use half-page blank pages, blank pages, lined, or dotted lined pages to meet the needs of your students. This was developed for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten classrooms.