Recipe for Teaching

Many of us are currently finding ways to teach online during distance learning. This Flower Garden Letter Match is a fun way for your students to practice matching uppercase and lowercase letters. This resource is a digital resource that your students can use in Google Slides. They will "pick" the lowercase flower with the letter that matches the uppercase letter. It's perfect for spring!

For this digital resource, you are going to want to make a copy, when prompted (the link to make a copy is in the FREE download found below). When you make a copy, it will save to your Google Drive.

After making a copy for your drive you will want to make sure you are not viewing in present mode. You just want students to have the slides. They will not be able to manipulate the letters if you are actually trying to view the slideshow.

Students will see a screen similar to the one below. They are to move the lowercase letter that matches the uppercase letter next to it. In this example, students would see an uppercase letter A. They see the lowercase letters in the flowers and should pick the lowercase letter a to match the uppercase letter A.

If students pick the correct flower, there is a check mark under that choice so they can see they have picked the correct matching letter.

In the example below, students see an uppercase letter H. They must look for the matching lowercase letter h. They choose from p, h, or m.

Again, when the student moves the right letter there will be a check behind that letter to show they are correct.

My blogging friends and I have teamed up to share some amazing FREE letter identification resources with you. Check out the links below to grab your FREE letter identification themed resources.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT

Flower Garden Letter Match // Recipe for Teaching

Vowel Letter Graph //Sarah Chesworth

Letter Clip Cards // Live, Laugh & Love Kindergarten

Letter Hunt Recording Sheet // The Primary Post

Boom Cards(digital) Alphabetical Order Flowers // Teach me Mommy

Roll, Say and Cover // Teaching with Heart

Letter Search Sensory Bin Activity // M-is-for-Monster

Letter Matching Puzzles // Fairy Poppins

Unicorn Letter Identification Boom Cards // Literacy with the Littles

Ready to grab your FREE Flower Garden Letter Match digital resource?! Just click the image below and you will find the directions for making a copy of this for your Google Drive. Have fun!

If you are looking for more FREE digital resources, check out this Making 5 with Hamburgers Digital Resource! Click the image to find it in my Teachers Pay Teachers store!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Making-5-with-Hamburgers-Digital-Resource-5427956

You may also be interested in this FREE Rhyming Pictures digital resource. You can check it out by clicking the image below!

Recipe for Teaching

We work a lot on rhyming in Pre-K. We use songs, picture cards, clip cards, and more to help with understanding rhyming. In the world of online teaching, I came up with a digital Rhyming Pictures resource to use with my students. I used this in a Zoom meeting with my students. I shared my screen with them and then I said the picture names and they gave me a thumbs up or down if the pictures rhymed. It was fun, engaging, and great practice for rhyming.

For this digital resource, you are going to want to make a copy, when prompted (the link to make a copy is in the FREE download found below). When you make a copy, it will save to your Google Drive.

After making a copy for your drive you will want to make sure you are not viewing in present mode. You just want students to have the slides. They will not be able to manipulate the thumbs up/thumbs down images if the slideshow is actually being presented.

Students will see a screen similar to the one below. They say the picture names and then decide if they rhyme. If they think it rhymes they move the thumbs up. If they don't think it rhymes they move the thumbs down. The correct choice has a check mark under it to self-check.

In this example, students see the two pictures and say, "Cat, Bat." They decide if they rhyme and move the correct thumb.

Since "cat" and "bat" rhyme, the thumbs up was moved and the check mark under it shows that is the correct answer.

In this example, students see the two pictures and say, "Ring, Mug." They decide if they rhyme and move the correct thumb.

Since these two words do not rhyme, the thumbs down is moved and the check mark shows that is the correct answer.

Included in this Rhyming Pictures slideshow are 20 slides for rhyming. 10 slides have pictures that rhyme and 10 slides have pictures that do not rhyme. This is great to send to your students as an assignment activity to do or share your screen and do this with your students together.

Click the image below to download the document that includes the link to your FREE download!