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Are you looking for letter N activities to use with your preschooler or kindergartner? Maybe you’re a classroom teacher browsing for more ideas.
My goal is to give you a giant set of learning activities to choose from. Pick and choose what works for you and your child. Whether you’re doing Letter of the Week or simply giving more focus to a particular letter, you’ll find lots of ideas for hands-on learning!
Learning Letter N
- Crafts
- Book List
- Sensory Play
- Fine Motor
- Math Connections (nut-themed math)
Free Printables
- Little Letter N Book (rhymes and songs)
- N is for nest (dot sticker page)
More alphabet resources
- Alphabet picture cards from A-Z
- Beginning sound clip cards
- Beginning sound coloring pages
- Beginning sound match mats
- Letter hunt & find worksheets
- This Reading Mama’s free letter N printable pack
Find the rest of the alphabet HERE.
Check out what Letter of the Week looks like at our house!
Have you seen our Letter of the Week curriculum?
THANK YOU!!!!!! As a teacher, I’m sure you know how invaluable these resources are — and for FREE?!?! You are clearly a fantastic teacher!!! Your babies are blessed to have you homeschooling them! 🙂 I can’t wait to use these in my Kindergarten class!!!
Thanks so much, Laurie, your comment really made my day. 🙂 I love the creative outlet that this blog provides me! It also inspires me to do more with my own children – always a plus. 🙂 I’ll just clarify that I don’t officially homeschool, though 😉 – just through preschool. Homeschooling mamas who also find time to blog really impress me!
Agreed!Thousand times of thank you-from the bottom of my heart!
Thanks so much, Kim!
Very innovative and creative things shown
Thank you, Shahina!
A coworker showed me this website. I am a Montessori guide and love your language section. I work with all ages but in the morning I work with toddlers (16 months – 36 months) and we focus on the sounds of letters. Do you have a free printable section for the sound (letter) N, especially the rhymes and songs? Thank you again!
I just found all of them! Thank you again!
Sorry about that – I just added those links for other readers. 🙂
Hi ! I’d just like to thank you for sharing such helpful information and resources to prepare my 4 yo for kindergarten. I began to worry that he would be considered “delayed” because he couldn’t recognize every single letter of the alphabet , numbers nor consistent interest in reading. But after reading your blog, it is I who had to change my way of thinking and how I practiced with him, I am on a new path that’s not about repetition so that he will remember but having fun and trying new activities to learn, I can’t tell you how grateful I am that I stumbled across your site. Truly truly , thank you!
Thank you, Jacquia – it made so happy to read your comment! It’s true that playful learning is really the key with our youngest learners. Thankfully, there are many ways to do this! I love creating new ones and sharing them here. 🙂
Thank you for a wonderful tool for grandparents helping their grandchildren learn their alphabet during childcare days. Awesome tools. Gwen Miller
Thank you so much for that encouragement, Gwen! I’m so glad you’re able to use my resources. 🙂