Move and Learn ABC Journal
Help preschoolers and kindergarteners have fun as they search for letters and objects throughout their homes or the classroom in this engaging Move and Learn ABC Journal letter practice activity.
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| Subject Topic | Alphabet, Writing |
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We believe children learn best through movement and exploring the world around them. This set is designed to help kids practice letter recognition and beginning sounds by inviting them to explore the classroom or home to find environmental print for each letter and objects that start with each letter.
TIPS & IDEAS FOR USE
Decide whether children will create a full journal with each page for the alphabet or whether you’ll use the pages independently.
You may choose to focus solely on letters that kids need extra practice on, or you can create a complete ABC Journal for each child and add one of the included covers.
Ideally we would like to encourage kids to find letters and objects around them. This can be done by looking at posters, food boxes, books, and other print-rich items around them in their homes or classrooms to find letters and objects.
Page Sections
Each page includes four sections:
- I can trace it. Kids can use their favorite writing tool and the prompts to trace the letter.
- I can write it. Kids can use their favorite writing tool to write the letter on their own.
- I can make tallies when I find it. Encourage kids to look around the room, in cabinets, on toys, in/on books…wherever they can spot letters and make a tally or general mark each time they find the letter.
- I can find and draw things that start with the letter. Encourage kids to find and draw objects that start with the focus letter. Be sure to give a little help or let kids think of their own ideas for any letters that may not have a lot of options.
Many of our resources address a wide range of topics. This way we can help you cover many skills in an efficient way that is still fun and engaging for children. In this section we’ve listed the key skills, not necessarily all of them.
The skills taught in this product include:
Technical FAQ
- How do I make changes in the editable resources?
Please note that it’s very important to download the resources to your computer.
Then be sure to open the document in the most up-to-date version of Adobe Reader. Editing isn’t consistent when using other programs, and the editable document might not work correctly if you open it in the web browser or another program.
To edit resources like our monthly activity calendars, begin by deleting the original text you want to replace.
You can do this by putting your cursor in the gray/blue editable box, highlighting the text and typing in your replacement text.
Or you can put the cursor at the end of the text and hit “backspace” to delete the original text. Then type in your preferred replacement text.
VIDEO TUTORIALS
For more detailed tips and a step-by-step tutorial watch these two training videos for using editable PDFs. These videos address the most common obstacles and questions.
Video One: Getting Started
Video Two: Using the Editable Features
- Why are my purchases printing with little black boxes on the images?
Oh no! Nobody wants to waste ink or paper.
Luckily there is a quick fix for this.
Typically the black boxes mean it’s time to update your version of Adobe Reader. You can do that for free here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/
Once you’re sure you have the current version of Adobe Reader be sure you are opening the file in Adobe Reader instead of your web browser or a web preview.
Print the file from your computer, rather than a phone or a tablet.
If you are still having trouble, try these additional trouble shooting tips:
- When you go to print, choose “Advanced” in the box that pops up.
- Then click “Print as Image” near the top.
If you’re printing from a Mac, and the above suggestions don’t work, try this:
- Find the file.
- Click and hold.
- Press Control.
- Choose Open With Adobe.
- What if it says I need a password to open or print the PDF files I purchased?
There is no password needed.
If you are getting prompted to add a password or unable to print/edit, there are typically two troubleshooting steps that will fix the conflict.
1) Update your version of Adobe Reader. They make updates regularly. These updates sometimes trigger the password prompt even though one is not required. You can update your version for free here: https://get.adobe.com/reader/
2) Also be sure you are opening the file in Adobe instead of your default web browser.
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