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Acorns: - Glue acorn"hats" on the Aa Poster. Remember that the word "acorn" represented the "long vowel" sound of the letter "a." I suggest started with the short /a/ sounds with young children. |
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Aluminum Foil: - Glue pieces of aluminum foil onto the Aa Poster.
- Although the word "aluminum" starts with an "a", this word begins with schwa (represented by an upside down "e" symbol in phonetic transcription). Yet another sound the letter "a" can make.
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Animals the Ark: - Begin by painting the letters brown to represent the ark. Then add animal stickers. |
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Ants: - Paint "ants" on the Aa Poster - using an ink pad, ink one finger and paint three fingerprints in a row. Add antennae, six legs, and a face to make the fingerprints look like ants. |
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Apples: - Paint the poster with apple stamps or stickers.
- Use apples to do apple painting. Cut the apple in half and dip it into paint.
- Cut out the letters for scissors practice.
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Aquarium: - Paint the Aa Poster blue and add fish that you would find at an aquarium. Visit an aquarium or go to a local place (library or office) that as a large aquarium.
- Although the word "aquarium" starts with an "a", this word begins with schwa (represented by an upside down "e" symbol in phonetic transcription). Yet another sound the letter "a" can make.
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Playdough art: - Role the play dough into ropes and lay on the Aa Poster to create the letters
- Create items out of play dough that start with the letter A - apple, alligator, angel, etc. (shared by Storytime and More)
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Animal Crackers: - Glue animal crackers on the Aa Poster
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