This page was designed for Ms. Clemons'
Pre-Kindergarten class at Hahira Elementary School
by Jeanne Harris, a Valdosta State
University Preservice Teacher.
This page was designed for Ms. Clemons'
Pre-Kindergarten class at Hahira Elementary School
by Jeanne Harris, a Valdosta State
University Preservice Teacher.
1.
If you are looking for a fun way to learn the letters of the
alphabet and the sounds that they make, then visit
Primary Games and play the ABC
Game. This
game presents a letter of the alphabet and its sound.
2. Read a book
online about the alphabet. Susan
Beasley wrote the book"Aa to Zz" in which she
lists the letters of the alphabet and presents a
picture to go with each letter.
3.
Learn the shapes and sounds of the letters when you visit
Alphabet Action.
You also have the chance to see a word that
begins with each letter.
4.
Did you enjoy Alphabet Action? If you did, then visit the
Alphabet Coloring
Page. Print out each letter and picture
from Alphabet Action to make your very own alphabet
coloring book!
5. Learn the counting numbers by playing
the Number
Game. The Number Game lets you
read the number word and pick the number that
matches.
6. Learn to count with the counting
book "One Little
Ball." Read the book by Susan Beasley and count the
number of balls on each page.
7. Learn the counting numbers from 1
to 10. This site shows
you both the word and the numeral for each counting number
up to 10.
8.
Can you guess how
many? Try your counting skills out on this
web site.
9.
Climb aboard the Number
Train! Can you count the number of
cars on the train?
10.
Polish your counting skills on this site. Learn the counting
numbers from 1 to
20.
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A Search for Letters and Numbers
Scenario Activity
| Ms. Harris is having a bad day and needs your help.
She can't find any letters or numbers anywhere! Can you help Ms.
Harris to find some letters and numbers? Look for some letters when
you visit Alphabet
Action. You may find a few numbers when you play the Number
Game. Did you have any luck?
If you are able to find any letters or numbers, then write the letters
and numbers on a sheet of paper. Then find the letters and numbers
on the computer and type your results!
For more information, see my Topic Lesson Plan. |
Jeanne Harris'Web Page |
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Fun and Educational Web Sites by VSU Preservice Teachers
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