Kindergarten and Preschool Alphabet Lesson Plan for Letter E
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Lesson Plan for Letter E e: On your lined school paper, write a capital E and three dotted capital E's. Have your student trace these and try to write at least two on their own; repeat with lowercase letter. You may need to help your student correctly hold their pencil, or even help them to trace and shape the letters if writing is a new skill.
Provide your student with a page from a large print word search puzzle. Write the letter E, at the top, and circle one E on the puzzle. Have the student circle all remaining E's. Make it fun, like a treasure hunt. When they are done, double check their work. Be sure to praise their effort. A fun activity to try next is to connect the dots. Draw a line that connects all of the circled E's. This is a great hand-eye coordination activity.
Animal: A great word for this letter is ELEPHANTl. Talk about where elephants live? Has your student seen an elephant at the zoo? What do they eat? Can you act like an elephant, with a long trunk? Try to get a couple books at the library on this animal. Read them together and look at the pictures.
Sight Words: These are words that the student should eventually memorize, by sight. The letter E, doesn't have any specific sight words. This is a good time to review and refresh sight words that the student is still working on.Play games with the cards, such as memory. Re-use the sight word flash cards every lesson, and add to them as you progress through these lessons. Memorization of sight words aid reading speed and comprehension.
Kindergarten and Preschool Alphabet Lesson Plan for Letter E
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