You get:
26 Letter Learning Mats plus 26 Letter Learning Cards where your child can fill each letter with play dough, cereal, beans, etc. They can also practice saying the short letter sound to learn phonics. In addition, the child can learn a few things that start with that letter and, if desired, form those objects out of play dough.
9 Kids Craft Recipes including: Homemade Play Dough Recipe, Bubbles Recipe (to blow with a bubble wand), Easter Egg Dye Recipe, Fabric Paint Recipe, Finger Paint Recipe, Goop Recipe, Sidewalk Chalk Recipe, Silly Putty Recipe and Slime Recipe.

These have been created and used by me in our homeschool. I am a homeschooling mom of 8 children and currently use these with my youngest child. (Some of my older children enjoy these too!) These would be great for a Day Care Activity or for use in a Preschool or Kindergarten Class.

There are 37 letter size pages to print, including the last page, which is a resources page.

Use sheet protectors with the letter mats, or laminate them. I recommend laminating the letter cards for durability. You could leave the recipes as they are.

Laminating Hint – I am a frugal large family mom with so many mouths to feed, so I print the letter cards onto cardstock from our home printer and cover them with quality clear packing tape (overlapping so no paper is left uncovered and sticking out from all sides) – front and back. Stick the “outer edges tape not covering paper” together. Then I cut around the edges with a little of the tape sticking out to laminate them. This keeps the cost for me under $7 including paper, ink portion and tape. *If cutting cards, cut them out first, then laminate.

What is included?
– one PDF containing 37 printable pages in letter size.

This was handmade (the old-fashioned way, with no artificial intelligence) by Amy Marohl at NeededInTheHome in Wisconsin, US. I own the rights to everything I sell and no third-party trademarks are used without permission. I have been married to Mike since 1996 and homeschooling my 8 children since 2004. My youngest child was born when I was 45 years old in 2019. This is something I made for either someone I love or for my own use and I decided to offer it for sale so that you can enjoy it as well.

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