Let’s have fun finding some letters with these Thanksgiving letter find printables, your student will love trying to match the letters. My daugther loves using her bingo dabber to find the letters or she likes to place pom poms on them. Bring seasonal content into your classroom with these kindergarten worksheets.
Who said learning your letters had to be a bore, grab your counters and have your student find some letters on these printables. It’s a great activity for those who aren’t writing fluently yet. You can even make it a game and see who can find the letters first. Of course I always let her win and she has a great time with it. I also like to choose the wrong letter so she can correct me, she enjoys playing teacher and bossing me around.
She’d make a wonderful big sister, she’s so motherly, she even tries to mother her big brothers. My daughter loves doing school like her big brothers and gets her books out everyday with enthusiasm, now if she could give some of that to her brothers, this would be one happy homeschool.
There are three pages of letter find printables for both the lowercase and uppercase letters using the letters T, C and G.
Do A Dot Art! Markers 6-Pack Rainbow Washable Paint Markers, The Original Dot MarkerSunsational Bingo Dauber / Dabber Set of 12 – 4 oz. – Mixed Colors
Learning Resources Transparent Color Counting Chips, Set of 250
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Need any Thanksgiving books to go along with this activity? Try one of these.
‘Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving (Bookshelf)Thanksgiving on Thursday (Magic Tree House #27)
It’s Not About You, Mrs. Turkey: A Love Letter About the True Meaning of Thanksgiving (Morgan James Kids)
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Thanksgiving Counting Cards and Puzzles
Such fun for littles! My kids are past these activities, but I remember them fondly.