Today I’m back with another set of milk cap spelling mats – this time for short o
You’ll need to collect a set of milk or bottle caps for this activity — or simply cut out paper circles with a large circle punch. Write letters on the milk caps, or print my set of letters and create your own milk cap letters with a bottle of Mod Podge. Here’s my tutorial which will tell you just how to do it!
Phonics practice activity for short o
I used this side with my preschooler. He looked for the matching letters. Then I had him take off the caps and say each sound as he placed the cap on the matching letter. “/j/ /o/ /g/. Jog.”
My Five worked on the blank sides. He said the words slowly and found the correct letters.
Since I had printed the mats back-to-back, he slid off the circles and turned each mat over for self-checking.
I hope you enjoy these!
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Debs
Thanks for the great free printables and for linking this fun activity with Tuesday Tots. I’m featuring it this week 🙂
Anna Geiger
I really appreciate the feature, Debs! Exciting that your linky is for all ages now. I was wondering what you were going to do as your daughter grew up…!
Deceptively Educational
I cannot wait to use these milk cap printables with my youngest when he’s ready. These are SUCH a great resource! Thanks for sharing, Anna!
Anna Geiger
Thank so much! 🙂
Jill
This is a fantastic idea! I am going to start saving our milk caps 🙂
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Dianna @ The Kennedy Adventures
My boys won’t be ready for this until next year, but I’m filing this away for them!
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Tiffiny
Those are great! I’m going to pin for later.
Anna Geiger
Thank you for pinning, Tiffiny!
Jodie @ Growing Book by Book
Such a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Anna Geiger
You’re welcome, Jodie – thanks for checking it out!
Rachel Kaylynn
What a great resource – thanks for sharing! The idea of reusing milk caps is pretty brilliant too – perfect for little hands. Sharing over on my Pinterest boards.
Anna Geiger
Thanks so much for pinning!