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Letter of the Week: T
T is for Turtle
Here is a list of some good Letter T words:
Turtle, Truck, Train, Tiger, Tomato, Tulip, Tree, Teeth, Telephone, Teacher, Tools, Turkey, Tractor
Listed below are some of the activities and resources we used in this study . . .
Train Theme!
(Early Learning Themes)
Check out our Early Learning Themes! If you’re learning about the letter T, you may be interested in the Train theme, which has some fun activities and educational shows to teach kids about the topic.
Free Printable Worksheets
Please refer to our Alphabet Fun Page for the wide assortment of printable worksheets as well as other resources and ideas for teaching the letters of the Alphabet!!
YouTube: Letter E Phonics Song
This Letter E Phonics Song is a great little video clip that teaches the sound that the letter makes as well as lots of different words that begin with that letter!
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T is for Turtle Worksheets
These Free Turtle Letter T Worksheets go really well with our letter of the week activities. A nice variation from the standard letter worksheets, these worksheets add a dimension of fun as we continue learning with turtles.
Looking for more worksheets?
All our standard alphabet worksheets are found on our Alphabet Fun page!
YouTube: Wild Kratts Box Turtled In!
Wild Kratts Box Turtled In. Fun and learning with these children’s science animal adventure movies! This one is all about the Box Turtle!
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The Tortoise and the Hare
The Tortoise and the Hare is a cute little fable that teaches children about the
importance or perseverance. This particular read-
YouTube: How to Draw a Turtle
Easy Kids Drawing: How to Draw a Turtle teaches kids how to draw a very easy turtle. This particular drawing series is one of my kids’ favorites. The instructions are easy to follow, and the person giving the instructions really does a good job of encouraging kids to try new things and even use their own imagination to make their drawings unique.
Please refer to our Alphabet Fun Page for more resources, including a wide assortment of printable worksheets for learning the letters of the Alphabet!!