So I stuck with just one theme when we covered the letter a... Apples. After completing that week, I didn't really feel like my son got that other things besides apples started with the /a/. So for the B week, I wanted to have a variety of things that began with the /b/. The first one being band-aids...
B is for Band-aid
For this activity, I had my son take his favorite band-aids and place them in between the lines of the B. (This was great practice for him since he can't really color between the lines yet.)
B is for Balloon
This was a great review of shape and color activity that my son had to match the shapes inside the balloon and them glue them in the correct place. I then cut it out for him and he glued it to a blue sheet of construction paper and then used cotton balls as clouds.
We also made our own hot air balloon by getting a free balloon from Harris Teeter and then taping string to to it on two sides and then punching holes into a cup and tying the string into the holes. This was less complicated than it sounds :)
B is for Butterfly
Click here to print this puzzle
Butterfly coloring page
We made leafy butterflies
Capital and Lower case sorting activity
B is for Books!
Each week, I go online and reserve books that focus on the letter of the week at our local library. That way, they pull all the books for me and I only have to go once a week straight to the reserve section and grab my books. Searching for books with two little ones isn't very fun for me! I usually try and read at least two or three books a day that coordinate with the activities we are working on. For example, I checked out three books about buses this week. I read Jason's Bus ride, then completed the bus activity below, then read the Wheels on the Bus. Books are also a great way to break up lessons and transition into the next activity.
Here are a few of my favorites for our B week..
The Baby Goes Beep
Jason's Bus Ride
Bossy Bear
The Seals on the Bus
The Wheels on the Bus
I am a Backhoe
My "b" sound book (LOVE THIS ONE!)
The Barefooted Bad tempered Baby Brigade
Bedtime Bunnies
B is for Building and blocks
B is for Bus
Go here for directions for this activity
B is for Barn
B is for Bee
Letter lacing practice
And we finished off our week eating a BoBerry Biscuit from Bojangles watching a Word World about the letter B! (When I don't want my son to make a huge mess in the living room while watching tv and eating, I will wheel in my daughters high chair for him!)
Here are some other things we did during our B week that I didn't capture pictures of...
Blow Bubbles
Make a boat craft
Ride a bike
Played with our many Bus toys
Please comment with your link to any other B activities that you can find!
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