Are you looking for letter W 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 W
Crafts
Book List
Fine Motor
Sensory Play
Math Connections
Free Printables
W is for Whale (dot sticker page)
Little Letter W Book (rhymes & songs)
Water Science Experiments (printable prediction pages)
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 O printable pack
Find the rest of the alphabet HERE.
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Sanjana
Thanks alot ma’am for sharing your ideas. These ideas really for preschoolers. I appreciate you for providing us such an innovative methods of fun way teaching.
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Sanjana!
Julia
Appreciate all the options you provided! I teach PreK refugee kids once a month and have been struggling to find a good source for ideas. This was awesome!
Anna Geiger
I’m so glad you’re finding ideas here for your teaching, Julia!
Maria
These are all good for ESL learners. Thank you very much. You have helped a lot of teachers.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Maria!
Laura Molina
Thank you a million times for all the information you provide to help me with my toddlers and preschoolers.
A very grateful child care provider.
Anna Geiger
So glad to help you out, Laura! I really appreciate the comment. 🙂