Alphabet Curriculum for Preschool
$36.00
Our curriculum includes lessons for teaching both upper and lowercase letter names and sounds. You’ll get three lessons per letter, built-in review, simple handwriting practice, rhyming, syllable counting, phonemic awareness, and a whole lot more!
Renee @ Mother Daughter Book Reviews
My son would be over the moon with Koala Lou! He is a little koala-obsessed since we’ve been to Australia! Thanks for linking in the Kid Lit Blog Hop. 🙂
Anna Geiger
Such a fun trip that must have been for your kids!! We just saw a koala at the San Francisco zoo – but it was sleeping 🙂
Julie Grasso
Wow, that is one fantastic list. I am so relieved that you are on pinterest so I can just pin that post, instead of having to find each book individually, lol. Thanks so much for linking in to the Kid Lit Blog Hop.
Anna Geiger
I’m so glad I started blogging AFTER Pinterest was created, Julie – I don’t know what bloggers did without it!!
Kriss
Great list! Definitely quite a few I want to check out of the library plus now curious about King Bidgood in the bathtub!!
Anna Geiger
Thanks for stopping by, Kriss! I love finding new books to add to my library list – I hope you find some new ones to love.
Tonja Drecker
So glad to see King Midas! Those older tales are so easily forgotten now days. I can’t remember the one from Dr. Seuss. Guess I’ll have to check that one out again. Enjoyed the list 🙂
Anna Geiger
I agree, Tonja – I love finding old favorites retold an illustrated!
Author Aileen Stewart
Stopping by from the blog hop to say hello. What a great idea to read books by letter. The only one I recognized was Kite Day by Will Hillenbrand, a fellow Ohio author :0)
Anna Geiger
Thanks for stopping by, Aileen! A lot of the books on my lists are new ones I discover as I try to accumulate books for a particular letter. I love finding new favorites!
Carrie
A great collection!! We will have to check a few of them out. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Carrie!
Catherine
I love your alphabet book lists 🙂
I would also add K is for Kissing a Cool Kangaroo by Giles Andreae – a great rhyming alphabet book.
Anna Geiger
Thanks for the recommendation, Carrie — that’s one I’ve never heard of — we’ll look forward to checking it out!
Anna Geiger
Just wanted to tell you, Catherine, that my three year old really loved Kissing a Cool Kangaroo — kept him busy for quite a few minutes on a very long car trip!
Catherine
So happy to hear that 🙂
PragmaticMom
What a wonderful book list to celebrate the letter K!! Love so many of these books! Visiting via Mom’s Library Link Up.
Anna Geiger
Thanks so much for checking it out!
Debbie @ http://kidsbibledebjackson.blogspot.com/
Thanks for the list of books! Pinned it! Thanks for sharing at Tender Moments with T & P!
Anna Geiger
Thanks for the pin, Debbie!
Tina
What a great list! Katy No-Pocket looks so much like a Curious George book, I did a triple take! Would love to have you come and share at Booknificent Thursdays!
Tina
Anna Geiger
Thank you, Tina — we were out of town this week but I look forward to your link party soon. Keep reminding me 🙂
Reshama
That is a super awesome list Anna. The King Midas book really looks beautiful. We are definitely picking some of these at the library. Our favorite letter K book is: King Hugo’s Huge Ego. Do check it out. Here is our review:
http://www.stackingbooks.com/?p=1468
-Reshama
http://www.stackingbooks.com
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Reshama! We checked out King Hugo at your suggestion, and the kids got a real kick out of it — especially that expanding head!
Nichole H
Such great idea to bombard your child with books full of the letter/sound you are introducing. Love the list 🙂
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Nichole! Books are great for so many things! 🙂
Natalie
Awesome list. My 6 year old is obsessed with Greek Legends, so I definitely need to look for King Midas book. Kitten’s First Moon comes to my mind when I think of K-books.
Anna Geiger
Bummer – I missed Kitten’s First Moon! I was trying to find a good kitten book, how’d I miss that one?? I think you’ll love King Midas, although they’ve changed it to resemble more of a fairy tale than a Greek legend.
Angela @ Teaching Mama
Love your book lists! Thanks for sharing and I’m pinning this!
Anna Geiger
Thanks, Angela!
Emma
We’ll have to get some of these at the library. K is my daughter’s fave. letter – it starts her name!
Anna Geiger
I hope you find some new favorites, Emma!