Letter of the week-Letter L

First we cut out the L picture cards from 1+1+1=1. They are really nice and R cut them and then pasted on to a construction paper.

We also made this ladybug craft. I had cut the head and the body from the black construction paper. R painted a paper plate red with his roller brush and then we made a cut in the paper plate to look like wings. We pasted the wings on top of the body and then pasted the black dots. We added antennas to complete the craft.


I wrote uppercase and lowercase L with a black marker which R poked with a pushpin.

R sorted the ladybugs in the order of the size. I got the print from the Confessions of a homeschooler.

R did the ladybug pattern on a blank white paper, the pattern is from Confessions of a homeschooler.

I used the ladybug pieces from the pattern prints above to practice on the ABAB, AAB and ABB pattern.

We did some dot to dot, coloring of ladybugs, and writing L practice.

We did the puzzle from the Confessions of a homeschooler.

From our Math and counting practice, I gave R some dots and then asked me to paste the number of dots written on the ladybugs' bodies. I got the idea from http://www.notimeforflashcards.com/

We also did the ladybug lacing which R enjoyed a lot. I got the print from again, Confessions of a homeschooler.

We also did L letter scavenger hunt search and foam letter builders. We lad lion, lime, lamb, leaf, ladybug and lollipop.
 

Letter L hunt -

We also made the candle craft from 1+1+1=1 printables for Letter L. It was very simple but I wanted to check if R can do it all by himself.

The Books that we read are "The Grouchy Ladybug" by Eric Carle and "Is Your mama a Llama?" by Steven Kellogg . The Gorouchy Ladybug was a cute book to teach kids clock reading. We had fun with the clock that R had made earlier ans as I read the story he would adjust the clock accordingly.