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Ideas for Using ~ ABC Find It Printables

Ideas for Using ABC Find It!

I have a new series of printables called ABC Find It! that I am working on right now and using with Ladybug!  We used Letter Aa last week and I took pictures of the games we played to give you some ideas of what to do with these!

ABC Find It Letter A

I printed one copy of each on regular paper and laminated the two image sheets.  I did not laminate the clues, although I probably should have!  I kept the poster whole and cut up the other two sheets.


Cut up images and hide in a sensory bin {rice, beans, etc.}. 

Preschool Letter A-8030

Have your child dig out each item and find it on the poster! I added a small plastic cup for her to put the images in as she found them. {yes we got rice on the floor}

Preschool Letter A-8033


Use the poster to play a simple game of listen and find it.  Call out an item and challenge your child to point to it on the poster!

Preschool Letter A-8035


Cut apart the image cards and hide them around the room. Ladybug LOVES this active game! Even Krash gets into it! 

Home Preschool Letter A -8104  Home Preschool Letter A -8107

After you think s/he has found them all, match them up to the poster {or a second set of the image cards} to make sure!

Home Preschool Letter A -8109


Cut up the clue sheet {words} and put in a bowl/bucket.  Have your child draw a clue out of the bucket and you read it.

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We scattered our image cards on the floor, or you could use the poster to point, or an un-cut image sheet.  As I read the clue she had to find what I was talking about!  This gets somewhat challenging for younger kids, as some of the clues are more difficult. She loved this game!

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There are many more things you can do with the ABC Find It printables, I hope many of you have lots of fun with them!  You will be seeing them in my upcoming Preschool posts featuring Ladybug!

I will add new letters sets here {for free} as I get them done and then put a bundle download in my Teacher’s Notebook Shop when they are all complete!  Right now letter Aa and Bb are available for download!


See more “Ideas for Using” posts ~

Ideas for Using Dot Fun Printables Ideas for Using Roll and Graph Ideas for Using ABC Letter Crafts

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