* Practice writing each new letter in sand or fingerpaint.
* Form the letters in play dough, cookie dough, or pretzel dough.
* Cut the letter out of sandpaper and glue it on cardboard. Trace over it.
* Make a large letter out of paste on construction paper and have your child stick cereal, beans, dried noodles, or buttons on the wet paste. {Or draw a large letter on a paper and have your child cover the letter, following the lines, with a treat like chocolate chips, mini marshmallows, or cereal. After they finish, they can eat the treat!}
* Look for each new letter on cereal boxes, signs, newspapers, and books.
* Circle the letter on the pages of magazines or newspapers. Start with capital letters and then move to lower alphabet case.
* Make a matching game with pairs of cards made of the capital and lowercase letters.
* Start an alphabet book allowing a page for each letter. Count how many times you see your letter during the day or during a car trip.
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