Alphabet Home Links with Letter Lion Science of Reading Parent Letter Connection
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Are you looking for an easy and meaningful home connection to inform parents about the letter you are learning? The Alphabet Home Links with Letter Lion are the perfect solution! These half-page, Science of Reading aligned letters give a quick snapshot of each letter of the alphabet and provide interactive practice.
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Are you looking for an easy and meaningful home connection to inform parents about the letter you are learning? The Alphabet Home Links with Letter Lion are the perfect solution! These half-page, Science of Reading aligned letters give a quick snapshot of each letter of the alphabet and provide interactive practice.
In this download, you get:
- 26 home links – 1 for each letter of the alphabet
- Letter Lion poster
Who is Letter Lion? Letter Lion was originally the mascot of the Empowering Little Readers Pre-K Phonics Curriculum. However, so many PreK and kinder teachers have come to love Letter Lion that he has begun showing up everywhere!
These Alphabet Home Links can be used regardless of whether you use Letter Lion in your classroom, but if you would like to add in Letter Lion to your phonics instruction, a poster version is included.
How to use:
Parents and students will review the letter, letter sound, mouth formation, and key image. Then, students will trace the letter and draw something that begins with that letter.
In this download, you get:
- 26 home links – 1 for each letter of the alphabet
- Letter Lion poster
Who is Letter Lion? Letter Lion was originally the mascot of the Empowering Little Readers Pre-K Phonics Curriculum. However, so many PreK and kinder teachers have come to love Letter Lion that he has begun showing up everywhere!
These Alphabet Home Links can be used regardless of whether you use Letter Lion in your classroom, but if you would like to add in Letter Lion to your phonics instruction, a poster version is included.
How to use:
Parents and students will review the letter, letter sound, mouth formation, and key image. Then, students will trace the letter and draw something that begins with that letter.
