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Alphabet Beading Center

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Alphabet bead cards 1–6: uppercase ABCDE, FGHIJ, KLMNO, PQRST, UVWXY, and VWXYZ in alphabetical order.
Cards 1–6: uppercase alphabet sequences
Alphabet bead cards 7–12: uppercase MNOPQ, CDEFG, HIJKL, NOPQR, TUVWX, and EFGHI in alphabetical order.
Cards 7–12: more uppercase alphabet sequences
Alphabet bead cards 13–18: mixed uppercase sequences ANPEQ, ODNFX, FZBKL, NMPQK, TGCWX, and LFJHI.
Cards 13–18: mixed uppercase letters
Alphabet bead cards 19–24: mixed uppercase sequences AFWPQ, EDOFX, VNZRL, MBYQI, USCJX, and TFKHA.
Cards 19–24: additional mixed uppercase letters
Alphabet bead cards 25–30: lowercase abcde, fghij, klmno, pqrst, uvwxy, and vwxyz in alphabetical order.
Cards 25–30: lowercase alphabet sequences
Alphabet bead cards 31–36: lowercase mnopq, cdefg, hijkl, nopqr, tuvwx, and efghi in alphabetical order.
Cards 31–36: more lowercase alphabet sequences
Alphabet bead cards 37–42: mixed lowercase sequences anpeq, odnfx, fzbkl, nmpqk, tgcwx, and lfjhi.
Cards 37–42: mixed lowercase letters
Alphabet bead cards 43–48: mixed lowercase sequences afwpq, edofx, vnzrl, mbyqi, uscgx, and tfkha.
Cards 43–48: additional mixed lowercase letters
Letter Beads worksheet: five blank sets of five beads for students or teachers to write custom letter sequences.
Blank worksheet for five custom letter sequences
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About This Product

This alphabet fine motor beading center will assist students in practicing letter recognition and in building their fine motor skills. This task box alphabet activity will allow students to stay engaged and have fun while learning to recognize letters.

What is Inside:

This fine motor activity provides letter recognition cards with five capital or lowercase letters on each card. Some letter cards feature letters in alphabetical order while the others have the letters all mixed up. There is also a worksheet where the students, or the teacher, can write their own letter sequences to create with the alphabet beads.

How to use:

Students will choose one alphabet card. They will then hunt for the beads that are a match to the letters on their card. Afterwards, they will string the beads in the correct order onto their pipe cleaner.

Types of Activities

  • Literacy or Fine Motor Center - Place the cards, beads and pipe cleaners inside a center for students to complete.

  • Small Group Activity - These work well for small group activity for students who need extra practice in identifying letters.

  • Morning Tub or Basket - These cards work well as a morning activity as students wait for classmates to arrive to class.

This beading center can be used in a variety of different locations inside the classroom. These alphabet cards can be stored in a pencil box to create an easy to set up literacy center. Students will have all they need to complete this activity all in one spot. By using pencil boxes, the students can easily clean up the center and put it away.

Skills Assessed:

This beading activity helps students practice identifying letters and letter recognition, for both capital letters and lowercase letters. In addition to letter knowledge, students will also practice their fine motor skills by stringing beads on the pipe cleaners.

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