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To save money , local library is a good option. You can also use whatever books you may have in your home library to supplement with the lesson.
Books to read
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Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
I Like Bugs: The Sound of B (Wonder Books Phonics Readers; Consonants)
Ben, Billy, and the Birdhouse: The Sound of B (Phonics Friends)
Bb (Alphabet Set I)
Bears on Chairs
Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You : Dr. Seuss's Book of Wonderful Noises (Bright and Early Board Books)
Where Is Baby's Belly Button? A Lift-the-Flap Book
Butterfly and the Bog Beast : A Book about Butterfly Camouflage (Magic School Bus)
Start out by saying the letter out loud. Teaching her the phonetic
sound of the letter. Next is the tracing of both upper case
and lower case letter B.
Do a Dot Activity
Download the Letter Bb , do a dot page here for free :
Confessions of a Homeschooler ( please read her terms with printing her free printables , it is for personal use only and it can not be use for monetary purposes)
Markers and Do a Dot Markers Can be purchased here :
We did a Bb is for Ballerina puzzle , it also teaches number sequence.
This puzzle can be downloaded for free here : Confessions of a Homeschooler Printables
They are for personal use only. Please read her guidelines.
Cut and Paste Activity
Using a block letter B , we cut small pieces of construction paper , and she pasted the cut outs making a collage.
And another puzzle...
(download from : Confessions of a Homeschooler Printables )
We read the books , I've suggested above. When you read to them , make sure you put emphasis on the words that starts with the letter B. Also , when reading it is good to run your fingers on each word ..and sentences. You can actually let them repeat the word after you.
We ended the lesson with computer time . I used ABCmouse.com and starfall to supplement with the Bb letter of the week.
For a list of free learning online resources/ websites , see here : List of Learning Websites - free printable
Letter Cc
Books to Read
Celine and Cedric Go to the Circus: The Sound of Soft C (Phonics Friends)
Cassie And Carl (First Sounds)
Chelsey And Chad (First Sounds)
Carrie's Surprise: The Sound of Hard C (Sounds of Phonics)
The Construction Crew
The Cat in the Hat (Beginner Books(R))
Chicken And Cat
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Start out again by saying the letter C out loud. Teaching her the phonetic
sound of the letter.
We did line tracing , to practice her fine motor skills.
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and we also did a lacing activity.
Find this C is for caterpillar magnet page here : Confessions of a Homeschooler
It is free and for personal use only. I bought this glass rocks at the dollar store . If you prefer to use the power magnets, which any kid loves ( just put the piece of paper on top of a cookie sheet) , order or buy here : Officeship 100 Pieces Power Magnets, 3/4 inch Diameter, Assorted Colors
Look for different things in your house that starts with the letter C.
Though your young ones, may already knows most of it. Print or write labels on each of the items you found , read it out to them. Make them repeat after you while running your fingers on each of the word.
We did an upper case and lower case matching ( and color matching too!)
(download from : Confessions of a Homeschooler Printables )
A do a dot activity after reading the The Very Hungry Caterpillar
book.
book.
painting and art activity.
of course Jumping bean does some painting too.
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You have so many lovely ideas! I'll have to try these with my kiddo when he's a bit older. He's only 18 months old right now, but we're starting to work on letter recognition. I was just writing about the activities that we are starting to do to get him to identify letters, too. I love your book suggestions, as well!
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