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This turkey-themed letter recognition activity is so simple to prep and makes a great file folder game!
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Set It Up
For this activity you will need:
Paper
Printer
Scissors
Coloring tool – crayons, color pencils, markers etc
Optional: Laminator
Below are the supplies I use personally at home. After doing so many printable activities, I’ve found that it’s most helpful to always have these basic supplies on hand.
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Start It Up
Print out the letter cards and cut into individual pieces. I would suggest laminating them for durability.
Ask your child to pick one of the cards from a bag or from a stack and shout out what the letter is.
They will then need to hunt for that letter on the recording sheet and color it in. (Alternatively, you could provide some small manipulatives to cover the letter instead of coloring it in.)
The game continues until all the letters have been found and all the slices of pie have been colored in.
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There are recording sheets for both uppercase and lowercase letters. There are 2 versions of each – the ‘easy’ level with the alphabet in correct order and the ‘hard’ level with the alphabet order jumbled up making it harder to find the slice of pie that needs to be colored in.
Level Up
Make the game even harder by asking your child to name an object with that beginning sound.
You can print multiple sheets of the letter cards to make it into a team game. Each team member picks a card and first team to finish coloring in all the letters wins.
Alternatively, you could print multiple sheets of the letter cards and make it into a letter treasure hunt.
Looking for more turkey themed games? Check out my pack of 10 Turkey Literacy and Math Centers.
T Is for Thanks (and Turkey!) by Melinda Rathjen – In this series, animal characters model positive behaviours. In this particular book, it’s gratitude.
10 Fat Turkeys by Tony Johnston – A funny book that develops counting skills to 10 through rhyming. This is a cute little book to include in a Turkey learning unit.
Tom the Turkey by Arnie Lightning – A collection of 5 stories perfect for some Thanksgiving humor.
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