Earth Day Alphabet Cards

Earth Day alphabet cards on globe pictures, with a separate capital and lowercase card for every letter from A to Z, so students can match pairs like E and e or R and r.
Year levels
Pre-school–Foundation
Pages
9
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Oct 22, 2024

Subject
Pre-Reading, Holidays, Holiday & Seasonal, Language Development, English
Topic
Alphabet Activities, Letter Recognition
Resource types
Activities
Preparation
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These Earth Day themed alphabet cards are perfect for students who are learning about recycling. They make the perfect tool for students to learn the letters of the alphabet.

What is Included:

This set includes one capital letter card and one lowercase letter card for each letter.

Ways to Use the Cards:

  • Play a matching game by matching the capital letters to the lowercase letters.

  • Attach a paper clip to a letter card and use a magnetic fishing rod to "catch" the letters for a fun fishing game.

  • Use a sand or salt tray for students to practise writing the letters on each card.

  • Have students find the letters that you have hidden around the room for a fun letter hunt.

  • Place the letter cards in alphabetical order.

  • Create a pocket chart game where you place the cards on a pocket chart and hide a picture behind one of the letters. The students will guess which letter the hidden picture is behind.

  • Add objects that begin with each letter for students to match to each letter card.

When to Use:

  • Literacy Centre - Place the cards in a literacy centre for students to match independently or with a partner.

  • Morning Tubs or Baskets - Place the cards in a morning bin for students to work on while their classmates arrive to class.

  • Small Group Activities - The teacher can pull aside a small group of students who need extra practice identifying letters to use these cards.

These Earth alphabet cards are a great activity for students to practise letter recognition during the month of April. They are a low prep activity for teachers to prepare for students. Simply print, cut apart and laminate for durability. These cards can be stored in a task box for easy set up, clean up, and storage.

Skills Assessed:

These cards, depending on the materials added, can assess both letter recognition of capital and lowercase letters as well as identifying beginning sounds.

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Core concepts

  • Uppercase letters

  • Lowercase letters

  • Letter recognition

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