For Christmas, I made B this set of alphabet drawers. I bought the drawers at the hardware store and used address labels to label them. I filled the drawers with miniature items that begin with each letter and used the extra drawers for digraphs and blends.
You can use a single drawer and name each item as you put it under the letter, emphasizing the beginning sound.
You can also use two or three drawers and sort the items.
We’ve had the most fun hunting for items that go in the drawers.
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Saturday 13th of July 2013
I have a magnetic wall in my classroom, so I cut up a shoe organizer, glued a magnetic strip on the back, and attached the letter on the front - lots of space to hold different stuff...not really limited by size. The kids can easily pull down a pocket or two to work on Letter/Word activities at the carpet...it's worked great! No magnetic wall? Would likely work as well with Velcro tape on the back of a bookcase :)
The Activity Mom
Saturday 13th of July 2013
Love that idea!
Janicke Borges Moreno
Tuesday 21st of May 2013
I love this idea!!
Casey Family Adoption
Wednesday 23rd of February 2011
Good idea. I've been looking for something like this for my kiddos. :)caseyfamilyadoption.blogspot.com
Rachel
Wednesday 23rd of February 2011
Stopping by from Works for Me. This is fabulous! I have a 2 & 3 year old and I think this would grow with them as they learn their ABC's. Thanks for posting!
April
Tuesday 22nd of February 2011
I never found a set of drawers that I liked the price of lol. I store my miniatures in large envelopes that have the letter written on the outside and then I keep them in a big plastic box.
I see we have some of the same objects, I can see from teh photo