Multisensory Digital Alphabet Chart Activities Hand Motions Science of Reading
$5.00
# of Pages: 29
File Type: ZIP, PDF, PPT, Google Apps, MP4 Video
Description
Make letter/sound recognition stick with a multisensory approach! This digital alphabet chart incorporates visual, auditory and kinesthetic learning to help students easily master the alphabet. 31 alphabet chart slides with different hand motions are included, with slides for both the short and long vowels.
Just press play and let me teach your students the alphabet, with the included alphabet chant and hand motions MP4 video!
These alphabet chart activities are perfect for whole group instruction and/or small group instruction. Simply project the desired presentation or video to keep your students engaged as they use their mind, body, voice and ears to quickly retain the letters and sounds.
It is important to review the letters and sounds each day. We like to include our Alphabet Chart Routine as part of our morning meeting, as well as at the beginning of our small group instruction. Constant repetition that hits multiple learning styles is the key to successful mastery!
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
4 PowerPoint Presentations
- Digital Alphabet Chart
- Digital Alphabet Chart with Sound
- Digital Alphabet Chart with Timed Transitions
- Digital Alphabet Chart with Sound & Timed Transitions
2 Google Slides Presentations
- Digital Alphabet Chart
- Digital Alphabet Chart with Sound
MP4 with Video of Hand Motions
Printable Alphabet Chart
Printable Alphabet Tracing Book
Hand Motions for Each Letter/Sound
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I hope your students love learning their letters with these digital alphabet activities!
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55 reviews for Multisensory Digital Alphabet Chart Activities Hand Motions Science of Reading
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Baby Steps To Learning –
amazing Multisensory Digital Alphabet Chart Activities Hand Motions Science of Reading pack, it’s full of enjoyable activities that keep my little learners engaged, and learning having fun that i can use the hole year! what i love is that i have just turn on the smart board and also is low prep and just print set and teach, give me the time to focus on teaching and having small groups.
Kim E. –
I love these chart activities with the sound and hand motions; full student engagement!
Ev’s Teaching Press –
Thank you for creating a wonderful resource. My students benefited from reviewing the concepts as presented in this resource.
Jennifer D. –
Love the multisensory approach provided for each letter.
Susan S. –
Love that the sign language is paired with each slide.
Pamela F. –
My students loved this visual to help them remember letters/sounds!
Charmed By Ava –
it’s a great resource. My students really enjoyed using it!
Stephanie C. –
Great resource to use in the classroom. Very engaging!
Monica S. –
I used this as a morning work exercise to help encourage students to learn their letters. They loved the movement!
Melinda R. –
What an extremely useful and effective resource for my ELL kindergarten students. It actively engaged them and supported their learning.
Sunshine Mountain Resources –
Wonderful resource! We use it every day before our phonic lessons.
The Kinder Vibes –
I have started using each day with my students. I was looking for something new to use and this was a great resource. Thanks
arvella W. –
The audio for the video is very quiet. I am only able to access this through my Google Drive. This is used every morning with my students. The “long and strong” and movements to the letters do help with those needing movement.
Tiffany W. –
This is a great resource for practicing the letter names and sounds.
yesinia R. –
I loved that this slideshow brings had gestures and sounds for each letter. This is extra important when teaching bilingual students.
Jenna Hinesly –
Fun way to get the kids actively get involved with learning their letters and sounds!
alicia D. –
This is perfect for my students. They are always engaged when we use it
Marie B. –
This is a fun engaging way to learn letters and sounds!
Teaching Towards Mastery –
My tutoring student loved the song and it has helped so much with helping her to learn and remember her letters and sounds.
Stefanie R. –
My kinders love doing the actions for each letter.