Preschool Homeschool : The Letter G

We opted to homeschool instead of enrolling our son in standard Pre-K. I am sharing with you some of the activities we did to learn about the letter G. Whether you homeschool or not, these are short and sweet ways to reinforce letter learning.

Our day actually started off by Going out and getting Groceries. While I drove, I asked the kids to tell me what things they saw that started with the G sound. Grass, Green things, Ground… We also talked about what letter different things they saw started with. Every experience can be a learning one.

We read Arlo Needs Glasses, The Giant Hug & Curious George. Green Eggs and Ham and Good Night Gorilla are other great choices. Arlo Needs Glasses is really cute and interactive. There are pairs of glasses to try on and pop-up style pages. They really enjoyed it.

Walphabet’s ABCs Song : We always start with an ABC song. It is something that they can get excited about, since they generally know the tune, and that everyone can enjoy.

Walphabet’s Letter G

Sesame Street Letter G

Highlight-a-Letter by Babbling Abby. I use these for my oldest (4), with the more complicated page (including tracing and printing space) on the first day and the less complicated one for review on the second.

My youngest (2), colors on her own so that I can assist her brother with this. I printed out Golias (Big Big Friends) & Galahad (Mike the Knight) coloring sheets, today. Curious George is another option especially if you read the book).

ABCMouse Letter G

Today, we made a G is for Grapes craft. I cut out the letter G in a light green, a whole bunch (tee hee hee) of purple dots of different sizes in purple, and a few leaves in a darker green. The kids used their glue sticks to attach the grapes and leaves.

Storybots Letter G

The last activity we did was a Lego Duplo Alphabet Mat from 123Homeschool4Me.com.

ABCMouse Alphabet Song

Finally, we hung the Letter G on the wall, to join A, B, C, D, E, F, H & T.

Starfall’s Letter G Activity : These great, flash, interactive activities are a wonderful and FREE resource, as well! The kids really enjoy them! The whole set is available in the Google Play store for Android, Amazon App Store or iTunes!