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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Write the letter S | Alphabet Writing lesson for children | The Singing Walrus

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Fill S letter with plasticine

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Fill with stickes the letter S

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S WRITING

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Free printable worksheet letter S for your child to learn and write

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Alphabets , Educational Coloring Pages , Kids Coloring Pages

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Make a snake

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S in colorsand

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Descubra S Letter Sand Art imágenes de stock en HD y millones de otras fotos, ilustraciones y vectores en stock libres de regalías en la colección de Shutterstock. Se agregan miles de videos nuevos en alta calidad todos los días.

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1) Cut a 2 inch strip of construction paper or card stock (for the snake's body).

2) Draw and cut out a simple head and tail.

3) Fold the body like an accordion.
2) Glue a googly eye onto the head, and draw the rest of the snake's face.
3) Glue the head and tail onto the body, and allow to dry completely.
4) Attach stir sticks or craft sticks to the head and tail of the snake (using tape).

Cute, right? After our craft, we did a little printing practice. If you want to practice printing the letter S with your little one, you can right-click on the picture below, save it to your computer, and print it.

You can make a " Looking for more "Letter S" crafts for Preschoolers?
Letter S Snake" by: colouring an S, and adding googly eyes, gluing on a paper tongue, and adding some circle stickers.

You can also make a snowman craft by gluing circles and a hat onto a piece of blue paper and then adding details (and the letters of the child's name) with markers or crayons.

Crafting a
popsicle stick snowflake is another simple letter S craft that is great for Preschoolers working on their fine motor skills. An adult can use hot glue and popsicle sticks to make a snowflake, and the child can add stickers to make the snowflake glitter.

And... how cute is this shark craft? Draw a shark on a piece of paper, colour the shark, glue on blue construction paper "water", and blue on a couple of googly eyes.

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1) Cut a 2 inch strip of construction paper or card stock (for the snake's body). 2) Draw and cut out a simple head and tail.

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Welcome to Preschool Letter S!

(Throughout this Preschool Letter S post, click the hyperlinked words to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click on the pictures to get the freebies!)

Below, Filip is carefully shaping out the play dough on our letter S play dough mat. Once completed, he put on some sequins to make each S look like a snake, as pictured above.

We then took out our laminated Letter S Write and Wipe cards and Filip practiced tracing upper case, lower case and then mixed upper and lower case S using a whiteboard marker.

This week, we used Dawn DeLorenzo's Gumball Dot It! Letter S activity page to identify upper and lower case S.

Next, Filip dot-painted the pictures that begin with the S sound on this worksheet from my Beginning Sounds: Color It unit.

We moved on and sorted S cards by sound position using my Sound Hound unit. This is always lots of fun for Filip and he is needing less and less help with sounding out the words and figuring out where they belong.

This week, I introduced a new play dough mat for our number focus. Since Filip has had good practice learning to form the numbers with our previous mats, I decided to shift the focus from learning to write numbers to counting and matching/following a sequence.

Here is Filip building a unifix tower to go with the Number 11 play dough mat from my Play Dough Mats with unifix cubes unit. This was a HUGE hit! Filip loved building the tower and matching up the cubes, then checking to make sure he had done the colour order correctly. (We didn't have any purple cubes, so we used dark blue instead; eh, close enough 😉 )

Here is the finished mat.

We finished Day 1 with the number 11 page from my Number Concepts unit.

Day 2 was PJ day at our house. Well... no. Not really. Filip just insisted on staying in his PJs for longer than usual. Eh, no biggie!

Anywhoooo....

Here he is dotting his way through an upper and lower case S maze.

Next, Filip practiced writing upper and lower case S and reading CVC words using the S page from my Introducing the Alphabet packet.

Voila! All done!

Then we read some CVC words using the beginning S cards from my CVC Word Slider Cards unit. Filip has come a long way with these cards and can now blend very well. Yay for my lil' man 😀

Then Filip ordered beginning S CVC Puzzles to make CVC words.

And we finished Day 2 with our beginning letter S Phoneme Segmentation Cards.

On Day 3, Filip asked to do a letter S Q-Tip Letter Q from 1plus1plus1plus1eauals1. He LOVES this activity - mostly because it involves paint 😉

Then he worked on a letter S page from Mariela Santillana's Learning Letters unit.

Next, Filip cut-and-pasted away with our beginning letter S CVC cut and paste word work page

We also read our "AT" word family flip-flip book. This week, Filip read the word on the card and then flipped to the next page to see if he had read the word correctly.

And we finished our Preschool Letter S week with a letter craft!

This week, it was S for Snowman and s for snake. LOTS of fun!
Click here below to download a pdf. with all the FREEBIES from this post.
(Please note: the freebie pack DOES NOT include freebies linked to my online store.)

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Welcome to Preschool Letter S! (Throughout this Preschool Letter S post, click the hyperlinked words to take you to the complete unit in my TpT store/original resource link, or click on the pictures to get the freebies!) Below, Filip is carefully shaping out the play dough on our letter S play dough mat.