Are you looking for letter T 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 T
Crafts
Book List
Fine Motor
Sensory Play
Math Connections
Free Printables
Transportation Worksheets (20 pages of literacy and math)
Tulip Count & Clip Cards (#1-20)
Transportation Count & Clip Cards (#1-20)
Truck Pattern Card Pack (pattern cards, pattern strips, worksheets)
T is for Truck (dot sticker page)
Fill the Dump Truck (counting mat #1-20
Transportation Memory Game
Little Letter T Book (rhymes & songs)
Find the rest of the alphabet here.
Julissa says
Great, wonderful site. Thank You.
Besham says
These activities are great, very creative and useful in class. The kids love them. I cant, however, find the link for the download for letters P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z.
Anna Geiger says
Do you see where it says Find the rest of the alphabet “Here”? Click there to find the rest of the alphabet.
Besham says
am getting the page when I click here…but when I open letter P or even this page … there is no link to download..
Anna Geiger says
I’m not really sure what you mean. Can you give me the URL of the page where you’re having trouble?
Besham says
https://www.themeasuredmom.com/letter-t
at the end am not getting the link to download the package
Anna Geiger says
These are not packages. They are links to posts which give you a variety of activities that you can try yourself. So if you click on “crafts” for example, you’ll find a list of crafts to try. If you click on one of the links to free printables, you scroll to the bottom of that post to get the download.
Chaya says
Another idea for T – play ‘T’wister. Make a Twister board out of a white vinyl tablecloth, decorate with circles – letters of the alphabet written inside them. Right foot on the T, left hand on the A, right hand on the C, etc . . .
Anna Geiger says
Thank you for that idea, Chaya!